Hockey
Speaker Categories
Sports Speakers
| # | Name | Area |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Joe Buck | Missouri - MO |
| 2. | Hope Solo | |
| 3. | Bear Grylls | |
| 4. | Chris Myers | |
| 5. | Linda Cohn | |
| 6. | Abby Wambach | |
| 7. | Pam Shriver | |
| 8. | Kerri Strug | |
| 9. | Billy Bean | Florida - FL |
| 10. | Lance Armstrong | Texas - TX |
Former centre for the Flyers, Capitals & Flames; Broadcaster for the Philadelphia Flyers; Studio Host for the NHL on NBC and NBC's Olympic Hockey coverage
Former NHL Player; Stanley Cup Winner; Member of the U.S. National Team in the 1998 and 2002 Winter Olympics; Member of the Hockey Hall of Fame
Award Winning ESPN Broadcaster: Hockey, Baseball, Football, & Golf
Former Professional Hockey Player for the Montreal Canadians; Former Olympian in the 1980 Winter Olympics
Former NHL Player for the Atlanta Flames, Boston Bruins, & Minnesota North Stars; Goaltender for the 1980 Gold Medal winning U.S. Olympic Team
Former NHL Goalie; ABC NHL Broadcaster; Voice of the Rangers on MSG Network
Current Voice of the New York Rangers; Sports Broadcaster: Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Football, & The Olympics
Mario Lemieux
Former NHL Player, Owner Pittsburgh Penguins
Number 1 overall draft pick for the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1984; NHL All Star
Former WHA and NHL Center; Played for the Racers and Stingers in the WHA and the Oilers, Rangers & Canucks in the NHL; Widely considered one of the greatest hockey players of all time
Martin Brodeur has won three Stanley Cups & two Olympic gold medals in an impressive goaltending career.
NHL play-for-play broadcaster for CBS, NBC, TNT, ESPN, Fox, ABC, CSTV, SportsChannel Philadelphia, PRISM, Fox Sports Net, and others
Captain of the famous Miracle on Ice United States Hockey Team; 1980 Olympic Gold Medalist
Retired NHL Defenseman; Member of the Hockey Hall of Fame; Ranks 2nd all-time for NHL defenseman in career goals, assists & points
Former defenseman for the Boston Bruins & Colorado Avalanche; Holds the record for the most goals, assists & points for an NHL defenseman; Stanley Cup Winner
As the first player to have his number retired by the New York Rangers, Rod Gilbert has had an important impact on hockey.
Goalie for the NHL's Buffalo Sabres; 2010 U.S. Olympic Hockey team starting goalie; Olympic Silver Medalist; Named best goaltender of the 2009-2010 NHL season