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Andrew Raycroft

Former NHL Player - Bruins, Maple Leafs & more

Former NHL player & captain of the Dallas Stars

Brenden Morrow

Former NHL Player - Dallas Stars

Brett Hull is a Canadian–American former NHL player and general manager. He played for Blues, Stars, Redwings & Coyotes. Brett is currently an Executive Vice President of the St. Louis Blues of the NHL.

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Brett Hull

Hockey Legend - Hall of Fame

I am a retired NHL Goaltender and NHL goaltending coach.In the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics final I was the guy that Peter Forsberg scored on in the shootout. so o have a Silver Medal from the Olympics. I’m also the reason the hockey breakaway move the Forsberg is named what it is. 

I am currently a Canucks analyst for Sportsnet and a mental health advocate. on 1996 I was diagnosed with OCD and now speak on mental health and ending the stigma. Some oddities include the fact I’m on a Swedish postage stamp and was a judge for the 1993 Miss Teen USA pageant.

Corey Hirsch

Broadcaster & Former NHL Player

Craig J. Button is currently an ice hockey broadcast analyst for TSN and a former National Hockey League executive. 

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Craig Button 

Broadcaster, Former NHL Executive 

Greg Adams

Former NHL Player - Canucks, Devils, Stars & Coyotes

Former NHL player. Hockey Hall of Fame. Montreal Canadiens.

Guy Carbonneau

Kirk Muller is a former NHL hockey player who spent 19 seasons playing as a winger in 1349 regular season games. He won two World Cup silver medals, 1 World Cup bronze, and won the NHL Stanley Cup when he scored the deciding goal. 

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Kirk Muller

Former NHL Player - Montreal Canadiens 

The all-time highest scoring American-born player in the NHL and a cult player for the Dallas Stars and the Minnesota North Stars. Modano played in 1499 NHL regular season games and 176 playoff games, scoring 1374 points and 146 points respectively during an NHL career that spanned over 21 seasons. In 1999 he won the Stanley Cup with the Stars. 

As one of the game's greatest ever players, Modano's been inducted into the US Hockey Hall of Fame, the IIHF Hall of Fame and the Hockey Hall of Fame and has been named one of the top 100 NHL players of all time. In 2014, his jersey #9 was retired by the Dallas Stars.

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Mike Modano

Hockey Legend – Hall of Fame

Russ Courtnall

Former NHL Player - Canadiens, Maple Leafs, Canucks, Stars

Retired NHL Hockey Player - ‘91 Canada Cup, ‘94 World Championship, ‘98 Olympics, 3x All-Star