Carlton Fisk

Former Red Sox & White Sox Hall of Fame Catcher

Cam Neely

Hall of Famer and former Boston Bruins forward; Current President of Boston Bruins; Founded the Cam Neeely Foundation for Cancer Care

Rollie Fingers

Fingers is regarded as a pioneer of modern relief pitching, essentially defining the role of the closer for years to come.

Jason Varitek

Former Boston Red Sox Captain and 2x World Series Champion

Cedric Maxwell

Retired Boston Celtics player and Radio Sports Commentator; won two NBA championships

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Jim Rice

Retired Hall-of-Fame MLB Player; Baseball Analyst for NESN

Jerod Mayo

15th Head Coach of the New England Patriots & Former NFL Player

Derek Sanderson

Canadian Former Professional Hockey Centre & Financial Advisor to Athletes

Joe Andruzzi

Former New England Patriots offensive guard and 3x Super Bowl Champion; Created the Joe Andruzzi Foundation

Rico Petrocelli

Former Boston Red Sox great and TV Analyst

Corey Dillon

Former Professional Football Player in the NFL

Isaiah Kacyvenski

Former College & NFL player; Harvard Male Athlete of the Year

Dan Shaughnessy

Member of the Boston Globe staff; nationally recognized sports writer; Written 12 books

Dwight Evans

Former Boston Red Sox Right Fielder

Dave Cowens

Dave Cowens earned a berth in the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Doug Gilmour

After a stellar junior career with the Cornwall Royals, Doug Gilmour began his professional career with the St. Louis Blues in 1983.

Denis Savard

Denis Savard's lethal blend of speed, improvisational trickery and cockiness helped his linemates and teams soar during the 1980s and '90s.

Dale Tallon

Dale Tallon, in his second stint with the Blackhawks front office, was named Assistant General Manager on November 5, 2003 and was named General Manager in July 2005. He served four years (1998-2002) as the Blackhawks Director of Player Personnel before r

Brad Park

In just about any other era, Brad Park would have been considered the best defenseman of his generation.

Grant Fuhr

Grant Fuhr was the Edmonton Oilers first-round draft choice (eighth overall) in 1981 after an all-star season with Victoria of the Western Hockey League.