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Hockey is a fast-paced sport played by men who are both tough and talented. This is our most recent list of hockey players with whom we have a working relationship. Fill out our inquiry form, call us or email us at sales@sportscelebs.com to book your favourite player for your speaking engagement, golf tournament, or social event.

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	Stan Mikita
	Won Stanley Cup, 4 Art Ross Trophies, 2 Lady Byng Awards, 2 Hart Trophies.
	John Miszuk
	Played in 1976 WHA All-Star game and was teammate of greats Howe & Hull.
	Mark Napier
	Scored 40 goals for Canadiens and totalled over 500 career points.
	Jim Neilson
	Stallwart Ranger defenseman was runner-up for Norris Trophy to Bobby Orr in '68.
	Willie O'Ree
	The first black ever to play in the NHL debuted in 1958 for the Bruins.
	Mark Osborne
	Leaf, Red Wing & Ranger winger scored over 200 goals and 500 points in his career.
	Wilf Paiement
	Combination of skill and power - 356 goals, 814 points and 1,757 penalty minutes.
	Mike Palmateer
	Acrobatic Maple Leaf goalie of the 1970's provided highlights in some lean years.
	J.P. Parise
	North Stars & Islanders winger is renowned for his play on Team Canada 1972.
	Mike Pelyk
	Maple Leaf defenseman of the late 60's and 70's also played in the WHA.

	Pierre Pilote
	Won Stanley Cup and 3 Norris Trophies, Black Hawk captain, 5x 1st Team All-Star.
	Poul Popiel
	Offensive defenseman played for several NHL teams and was an all-star in the WHA.
	Dean Prentice
	Scored 20+ goals in 10 of his 22 NHL seasons for Rangers, Bruins & Red Wings.
	Marcel Pronovost
	Member of 5 Stanley Cup winning teams in Detroit & Toronto. Rock solid defenseman.
	Jim Ralph
	Toronto Maple Leaf broadcast colourman, humourist & impressionist.
	Dick Redmond
	All-Star defenseman for Chicago Black Hawks also starred for Boston Bruins.
	Glenn "Chico" Resch
	Fan favourite and two-time all-star won the Stanley Cup as Islanders goalie in 1980.
	Bill Riley
	NHL's third-ever black player scored 27 points in only 43 games as a rookie.
	Rene Robert
	Key sniper and speedster on the fabled French Connection Line for Buffalo Sabres.
	Bobby Rousseau
	Superb skater won Calder Trophy and played with Canadiens, Rangers and North Stars.

	Jim Sandlak
	Canucks winger was selected #4 overall in his draft year; scored 20 goals in 1988/89.
	Everett Sanipass
	First round draft choice of the Blackhawks is now a First Nations leader.
	Fred Saskamoose
	Bruins forward was first First Nations player in NHL.
	Serge Savard
	Won Stanley Cup 8 times as a player and 2X as GM, also won Conn Smythe Trophy.
	Dave Schultz
	"The Hammer" is the NHL's single season penalty minute leader with 472 minutes in 1974/75.
	Eddie Shack
	"The Entertainer" was a fan favourite wherever he played, won 4 Stanley Cups.
	Steve Shutt
	A five time winner of the Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens and 60-goal scorer.