Bob Probert:
Played for the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks. While a successful player by some other measures, Probert is best known for his activities as a fighter and enforcer. He was also known for his on (and off)-ice antics, as well as being one half of the "Bruise Brothers" with teammate Joe Kocur, during the late 80s and early 90s.

Probert regularly appears in charity games (he estimates at least 20 this year), speaks at conventions, and conducts youth clinics. His activities as a Red Wings alumnus are somewhat limited by the fact that, due to his criminal background, he requires an immigration waiver each time he wants to cross the border. Click HERE for more.

Gary Leeman:
A speedy right-winger with soft hands, Gary Leeman played nearly 700 NHL games for five different clubs. He was best known as a gritty scoring machine on the Toronto Maple Leafs. Beginning in 1986-87, Leeman was a top goal scorer for the club with four-straight 20-goal seasons. In 1988-89, he scored 32 goals and was picked to play in the NHL All-Star Game. In 1989-90, he formed the potent "GEM Line" with Ed Olczyk and Mark Osborne and became the second Toronto player after Rick Vaive to register a 50-goal season! Click HERE for more.

Dave Hutchison:
Growing up in small-town Ontario, Dave Hutchison was steeped in NHL culture. Making the big leagues was his first goal, but his ultimate objective was to get his hands on the Stanley Cup. He made his NHL debut with the LA Kings in 1974, establishing himself as a role player who played an aggressive style of stay-at-home defense. He credits coach Bob Pulford for his longevity by stressing the importance of playing within his means and to never hold the puck longer than a second and a half.

Dave also played for the Toronto Maple Leafs, usually the stay-at-home part of the Salming/Hutchison tandem. In 1980, he was traded to his favorite club as a child, the Chicago Blackhawks. During his two-plus seasons with the team, he was the defensive foundation upon which his partner, Doug Wilson, could afford to jump up into the offensive play. Wilson won the Norris Trophy in 1982, and Hutchison went on stage with him when the award was given out. Click HERE for more.