P.K. Subban

Professional Hockey Player for the New Jersey Devils

Pat Lafontaine

A perennial All Star in the National Hockey League, Pat enjoyed a 15-year career with the New Your Islanders, Buffalo Sabres and New York Rangers. He represented the United States at the 1984 Olympic Games in Sarajevo and at various World Cup tournaments

Patrick Kane

Professional Ice Hockey Player for NHL's New York Rangers

Patrick Roy

Award-Winning Former NHL Goaltender & Former Head Coach for the Quebec Remparts

Patrick Sharp

Forward for the Chicago Blackhawks

Paul Coffey

Coffey ended his NHL career with Boston having collected 1,531 career points, making him the second most prolific scoring defenseman in NHL history.

Paul Rosen

Paralympic Gold Medalist

Paul Stewart

Goal Setting Expert, Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee, Former NHL Referee and Enforcer, Cancer Survivor & Author of "Ya Wanna Go?",

Peter Stastny

After Wayne Gretzky, Peter Stastny was the most prolific scorer in the NHL in the 1980s.

Phil Bourque

Former Ice Hockey Player for the Pittsburgh Penguins & Two-time Stanley Cup Winner

Phil Esposito

He was the centerman who held the greatest scoring record of them all before Wayne Gretzky came along and broke it - 76 goals in a single season in 1970-71.

Phil Kessel

Phil Kessel has decided to skip school in favour of an NHL career, signing a one-year deal with the Boston Bruins on Thursday.

Pierre McGuire

Lead hockey analyst for NBC

Ralph DeQuebec

Two-Time Paralympic Gold Medalist for the US National Sled Hockey Team; Retired US Marine

Ralph DeQuebec | 2022 Paralympic Introduction

Ray Bourque

Former NHL Defenseman, Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee

Ray Ferraro

TSN Hockey Analyst and Former NHL All-Star

Red Kelly

Red Kelly is a former Canadian hockey player in the NHL.

Richie Crowley

Wellness Activist, Mental Health Advocate, Entrepreneur & Athletic Artist; Creative Projects Manager, RICKiRICKi

Rick Nash

Candian Professional Ice Hockey Player for the New York Rangers

Rob Blake

A native of Simcoe, Ontario, he opted to attend Bowling Green University, and in 1987-88, following his second year, he was selected 70th overall by Los Angeles in the NHL's entry draft.