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Damon Allen
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Pro football's most prolific passer with 72,381 passing yards.
He also rushed for 11,914, only 329 fewer than brother Marcus of NFL fame
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Kim Alexis
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One of the first "super models" who has taken fitness
and health to new levels
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Long time punter and kicker who now heads his own ministry
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Kent Austin
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Won Grey Cup in first year as Head Coach with Saskatchewan Roughriders
and now Offensive Co-ordinator at Ole Miss
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Chris Bando
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Sal's little brother was a catcher for 9 seasons in the Majot League
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Lem Barney
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"The Supernatural" is a Pro Football Hall of Fame member
and dynamic speaker
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Bill Bates
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Bill
is an all-time favorite of Dallas Cowboys fans for his inspirational play
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Terry Blocker
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Admittedly a journeyman player who made a big impact in the lives
of his teammates
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John Blue
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Now pastoring a church in California
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Bert Blyleven
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The master of the greatest curveball thrown in baseball
history, Bert ranks #5 on the all-time strikeout list
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Laurie Boschman
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Known for being persecuted by Leaf management for his faith
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Dan Bouchard
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A goaltender for the original Atlanta Flames team
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Orlando Bowen
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CFL linebacker who was beaten severely & falsely accused,
and acquitted, of drug charges by corrupt police officers. "Bo" now runs character-based leadership programs for
youth
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Carl Brazley
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CFL veteran defensive back won the Grey Cup in 1983 with the Argos.
Also played for the San Diego Chargers of the NFL
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Sid Bream
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Was a popular player in all 3 cities in which he played. Known
for his good glove work around the bag at first base and strong bat.
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Danny Buggs
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Daniel is known for his versatile, thought-provoking style and technique. He has been invited to share
at numerous colleges, universities, football bowl games, pre-season team meetings/dinners, Men's Day Worship Services and
Men's Conferences.
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Dave Burrows
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A four-time all-star for the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 1970's
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Bill Butters
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Has the distinction of having twice been involved in WHA trades
along with Jack and Steve Carlson, who played two of the three Hanson Brothers, in the 1977 film classic Slap Shot
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Gill Byrd
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Retired as the team's all-time leader in interceptions (42) and
interception return yards (546)
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Bernie Carbo
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Hit a pinch-hit game-tieing home run in game 6 of the 1975 World
Series to allow Carlton Fisk to win the game with his memorable home run
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Desmond Clark was a tight end for the Chicago Bears where he played begnning in 2003.
During those 8 seasons in the Windy City, Dez caught 242 passes for 18 touchdowns.
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Mike "Pinball" Clemons
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CFL Hall of Famer with a positive outlook on life because of his
faith
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Robin Cole
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Winner of two Super Bowls with the Pittsburgh Steelers
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Joe Daley
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Known as "The Holy Goalie", the Penguins goaltender was
one of the last pro goalies not to wear a mask
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Alvin Dark
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One of the best baseball players in history not to be in the Hall
of Fame. Great player and Manager
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Mike Davis
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Outfielder for the Oakland A's and Los Angeles Dodgers, played
in the 1988 World Series for the Dodgers against the A's
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Doug DeCinces
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Replacing the legendary Brooks Robinson at third base for the Orioles
was a tall order that Doug accomplished with great success
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Doug Demeter
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Given the Honor of replacing Hall of Famer Duke Snider in centerfield
for the Dodgers
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Kelsee Devoreaux
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A 5'0" tall, 98 lb. dynamo who crashes cars into brick walls,
dives off buildings and gets set on fire, all for our entertainment at the movies or on television
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Ted DiBiase
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Famed WWE wrestler known as the "Million Dollar Man"
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Michel Dion
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Penguins goaltender was the starting goalie in the 1982 All-Star
game. Also signed to play pro basketball and was a golf pro post-career
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Ron Duguay
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A manitee idol in New York with the Rangers
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Mike Eagles
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A leader on every team he played on, Mike's career was beset by
injury over his 15 seasons
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Chuck Ealey
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CFL quarterback and Grey Cup MVP was undefeated as a starting quarterback
during his U.S. college football career
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Mike Easler
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"The Hit Man" hit over .300 in 4 different seasons and
won the World Series with the 1979 Pirates
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Mark Eichhorn
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Sidearming pitcher dominated relief pitching in 1986 with a 1.72
ERA
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Ron Ellis
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A lifelong Toronto Maple Leaf and one of the more consistent players
to wear the blue and white. Ron played every one of his 1,034 NHL games with Toronto
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Eric England
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Played in 4 pro football leagues- the NFL, CFL, XFL and Arena Leagues.
Won the Grey Cup with the Toronto Argonauts in 2004
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Jim Essian
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Both a player and a manager in the Major Leagues. He was
a catcher for 5 different clubs in 12 seasons. Became interim manager of the Chicago Cubs when Don Zimmer was fired
and his only season led the Cubbies to a 59-63 record
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Tim Foli
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Tim and his wife Ginette are available, either separately or as a couple, for seminars, marriage retreats,
youth rallies, men’s breakfasts, and other outreach ministries
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Dave Forbes
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Had a solid 5 year NHL career with the Boston Bruins and Washington
Capitals but he will always be remembered for his butt end to the eye of Henry Boucha that ended Boucha's career
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Marvis Frazier
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The son of "Smokin' Joe" Frazier, fought Larry Holmes
for the Heavyweight Championship of the world in 1983. Also fought a Young Mike Tyson
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Bob Froese
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Won the William Jennings Trophy for lowest goals against average
and was named to the Second All-Star Team in 1986
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David Fulcher
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"Fo-Rock" was known as one of the NFL's largest,
fastest, hardest hitting and best strong safeties in the League for the Cincinnati Bengals
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Darrell Green
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Redskin Hall of Famer was named the World's Fastest Athlete
in 1991 and has been the winner of the NFL's Fastest Man competition four times during his career
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L.C. Greenwood
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Member of Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain at 6-foot-6, 250 lbs, unofficially
recorded 73 1/2 sacks and 14 fumble recoveries during his career
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Stu Grimson
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A 6'5", 230 lb enforcer with seven NHL teams tallied over
2,000 penalty minutes in over 700 NHL games
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Tracy Ham
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A member of the College Football Hall of Fame as well as the CFL
Hall of Fame
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John Hannah
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Patriots Lineman who was named Best Offensive Lineman of All-Time
by Sports Illustrated
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Shawn Harper
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A 7-year pro football player, Shawn uses wit, humor, feats
of strength and his NFL experiences to draw and captivate his audience. He then delivers an earth-shaking message of
motivation, encouragement and hope
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Ed Hearn
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Less than 6 months after his baseball career ended, this former
Met was diagnosed with three potentially life-threatening health conditions
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Paul Henderson
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Scored "THE GOAL". If you are a Canadian hockey
fan, that's all you need to say to describe Paul Henderson
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Chad Hennings
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Spent his 9-year NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys winning three
Super Bowls. Flew 45 missions in the USAF before his NFL career
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Ed Herrmann
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As a catcher, he had the "privilege" of catching for
3 knuckleballers pitching for the Sox (Hoyt William, Wilbur Wood and Eddie Fischer). This made his as much a "retriever"
as a "receiver"
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J. D.Hill
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Most memorable event was being selected as an NFL All-Pro and competing
in the NFL Pro Bowl
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Lonzell Hill
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A wide receiver and punt returner for the New Orleans Saints of
the NFL for 4 seasons from 1987-1990. In those 4 seasons, Lonzell caught 136 passes for 1,696 yards
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Ricky Horton
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Won the World Series with the Dodgers in 1988
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Jerry Howarth
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Long time play-by-play announcer for the Toronto Blue Jays
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Charlie Joiner
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Played pro football for 18 years, longer than any other wide receiver
in history at the time of his retirement
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Brian Jordan
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Brian Jordan is one of three athletes to play in both
the NFL and Major League Baseball.
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Kerry Joseph
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CFL's Most Outstanding Player in 2007
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Jim Kaat
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Jim pitched in the Majors in the decades of the ';50's, '60's,
'70's and '80's and won 283 career games
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Gord Kannegiesser
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St. Louis Blues defenseman who later won the Avco Cup in the WHA
while playing with Gordie, Mark and Marty Howe for the Houston Aeros
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Sheldon Kannegiesser
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NHL defenseman who was one of the first Canadians to make his faith
known in the NHL
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Don Kessinger
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A slick shortstop who rarely missed a ball. Don was the shortstop
for the Chicago Cubs from 1964-1975
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Mike Kingery
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Batted .349 in 1994 for the Colorado Rockies
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Kristia Knowles
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A fitness competitor, international model and actress who lives
her faith
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Jon Kolb
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Long regarded as one of the best offensive linemen to ever put
on a Pittsburgh Steelers uniform. He played for the Steelers from 1969-1981 and won 4 Super Bowl Championships with
the team
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Nikita Koloff
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Spent 9 years with the World Championship Wrestling, attaining
most of their major titles. In 1987, Nikita was named Inspirational Wrestler of the Year
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Herbie Kuhn
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Toronto Raptors' on-court announcer who is a passionate keynote
speaker and great emcee
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Gary Lavelle
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A true reliever who started only 3 games in his 745 appearances
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Meadowlark Lemon
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Universally known as the "Clown Prince of Basketball"
for his on-court leadership with the Harlem Globetrotters
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Tommy Maddox
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From rising star to journeyman and back to star again- this is
Tommy's journey
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Randy Manery
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Was the Atlanta Flames representative in the 1973 All-Star
Game
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Tippy Martinez
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Had the rare feat of getting all 3 outs in an inning by picking
runners off at first base
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Henry Mason
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Pitched in the Negro Leagues for the great Kansas City Monarchs
and also in the Majors with the Phillies
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Guy McIntyre
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Guy was a dominant offensive guard for the outstanding San Francisco 49ers teams
of the 1980’s. It was while with the 49ers that Guy won 3 Super Bowl championships (1984, 1988 &
1989). He was also named to the Pro Bowl in 5 consecutive seasons from 1989 to 1993. He
is an inductee of the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame.
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Karl Mecklenburg
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A former Denver Broncos Captain and All-Pro, Karl rose from being
a college walk on and a 12th round draft pick to a career that included 6 Pro Bowls and 3 Super Bowl appearances
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Matt Mieske
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Played for 5 teams over his 8 season Major League career.
While he showed great promise, he could never get enough at bats to break through into a regular spot in the outfield
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Mike Minter
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A pillar of the Carolina Panther defense since joining the team
in 1997. Known as one of the most consistent performers in pro football, Mike is a rare breed having spent his entire
career with one team
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Lloyd Moseby
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"Shaker" made the All-Star team in 1985 and was considered
with George Bell and Jesse Barfield the best outfield in baseball in the mid to late 1980's. His best year was
in 1983 when he led the league with 15 triples and won the Silver Slugger Award
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Anthony Munoz
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Elected to 11 consecutive Pro Bowls and was named All-Pro 11 straight
times from 1981 through 1991. Anthony was named the NFL Offensive Lineman of the Year in 1981, 1987 and 1988.
He is a member of the NFL Hall of Fame
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Curly Neal
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A truly magical shooter and dribbler, Curly embraced the imagination
of fans all over the world wearing his patented infectious smile over his clean shaven head. He played for the Globetrotters
fro 22 years
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Donell Nixon
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One of the speedy Nixon brothers, Donell played 4 Major League
seasons from 1987 to 1990
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Christian Okoye
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Set a number of Chiefs rushing records, including total yards in
a season, touchdowns in a season, attempts in a single game, 100 yard games in a season and was the first Chiefs running back
to rush for 1,000 yards for more than one season
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Al Oliver
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"Scoop" was named to the All-Rookie Team in 1969, won
a World Series Championship in 1971 with the Pittsburgh Pirates and later won the 1982 National League Championship with the
Montreal Expos
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Mark Osborne
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Although he scored over 200 career goals, this hard working winger
was best at winning battles in the corners and checking the opposition's top line
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Eddie Payton
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One of only three Lions to register two touchdowns off returns
in a single game. His 98 yard kick off return for a touchdown is the fifth longest in Detroit history and his
87 yard punt return stands as the third longest in franchise history
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Ted Peterson
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Won two Super Bowls with the Pittsburgh Steelers
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Willie Pile
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Played for the Cowboys and Chiefs of the NFL, now playing for the
Toronto Argonauts in the CFL
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Dean Prentice
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Characterized as the most underrate forward of his era. Played
22 NHL seasons for Original Six teams in Boston, New York and Detroit
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Jean Pronovost
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Brother of Hall of Famer Marcel, Jean scored 52 goals in 1975-76
for the Pittsburgh Penguins
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Glenn Resch
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"Chico" was a small goaltender at 5'9" who relied
on lightning fast reflexes. He was colorful and known for kissing the goalposts. Won two Stanley Cups with the
Islanders dynasty
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Dominic Roussel
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Goaltender for the Flyers for 5 seasons, Dominic also played for
the Jets, Mighty Ducks and Oilers
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Joe Rudi
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The quiet, unnoticed, underrated superstar of the Oakland A's dynasty
of the early 1970's
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Bill Sampen
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Pitcher for Expos and Royals who is now an associate pastor at
a Baptist Church and works with the Baseball Chapel Program
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Darryl Sampson
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Won two Grey Cups with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and was inducted
into the Blue Bombers Hall of Fame in 2004
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Charlie Sanders
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One of the best tight ends of his era, Sanders caught 336 passes
during his 10 year career for 4,817 yards. He appeared in 7 Pro Bowls, twice named all Pro. Charlie Sanders was
inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 2007
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Scott Sanderson
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Pitcher for Cubs, Expos, Yankees and other teams. Scott won
163 games in his 19 years in the Major Leagues
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Jim Sandlak
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Canucks forward who was the 4th overall pick in the 1985 entry
draft. Jim was named Best Forward at the World Junior Championships in 1986
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Manny Sanguillen
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Catcher on the 1971 and 1979 Pirates World Championship teams.
Manny hit .300+ while hitting balls that bounced in the dirt or were over his head. There wasn't a pitch that he didn't
like
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Freddie Scott
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Since retiring from the game, Freddie has
become a pastor, youth counselor, public speaker, and author. He is the founder and president of Unlock the Champion, LLC,
an organization dedicated empowering families and the
teaching of fundamental life skills essential to character development
for people who are raised in broken homes, especially
athletes.
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Donnie Shell
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"Torpedo" Shell was an influential Christian on the great
Pittsburgh Steelers teams of the 1970's and early 1980's
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Ron Shepherd
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The 4th outfielder on the Toronto Blue Jays at a time when Barfield,
Moseby and Bell were the best in the business. Timing is everything
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Darryl Sittler
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One of the most beloved players in Toronto Maple Leaf history.
Had a 10 point game with 6 goals and 4 assists in 1976. Elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame
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Doug Smail
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Winnipeg Jets player accepted Christ as a teenager ans lived his
faith during his NHL career
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Adrion Smith
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Toronto Argonaut defensive back scored the game winning touchdowns
in both the 1996 and 1997 Grey Cup Championship games. A 6 time East Division All Star and 2 time All Canadian
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Jude St. John
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Longtime Toronto Argonaut offensive
right guard. A big man with a big heart
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Ed Staniowski
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Goaltender for the Blues and Jets, Ed is now a Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Canadian Armed Forces. Ed has had 3 overseas tours of duty in the Middle East, Bosnia and Croatia
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Milt Stegall
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Milt Stegall is the Canadian Football League’s all-time leading receiver in receiving touchdowns and
career yardage and also holds the CFL record for most touchdowns scored. Successful in life
and impactful at the podium, Milt’s life is a testament that hard work, commitment and discipline drive success.
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Orlondo Steinauer
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A 5 time CFL All Star and 2 time Grey Cup Champion with 49 career
interceptions
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Jim Sundberg
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A 3 time All Star who won the World Series with the 1985 Kansas
City Royals. Jim is now a top motivational speaker
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Chuck Swirsky
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The play-by-play announcer for the Chicago Bulls who has also covered
hockey, baseball and football in cities such as Chicago, Toronto and Detroit
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Frank Tanana
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Frank won 240 career games. In his early career, he was a
flame-throwing wild bachelor. In the back half of his career, he was a crafty, finesse pitcher who served the Lord
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Dave Tataryn
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Goalie who played in the NHL for the New York Rangers and in the
WHA for the Toronto Toros
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Andre Thornton
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Cleveland Indians slugger who drew upon his Christian faith to
overcome the tragic loss of his wife and daughter in an accident during his playing days
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Lee Tunnell
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Pitched for 6 Major League seasons from 1983 to 1989. Lee
also spent 3 seasons pitching in Japan from 1991 to 1993 and made his return to the Majors with the Cincinnati Reds as their
bullpen Coach in 2006
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Garry Unger
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One-time NHL ironman who played in 914 consecutive games.
Garry scored 30 or more goals in a season an amazing 9 times, including 7 seasons in a row. He also played in 7 All
Star games in the 1970's
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Willie Upshaw
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First Blue Jays player in franchise history to knock in 100+ RBI's
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Ernie Wakely
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Goaltender for the Canadiens and Blues who also played extensively
in the WHA
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Everson Walls
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The only player to lead the NFL in interceptions in 3 different
seasons. Everson was also a 4 time Pro Bowl player and named to the All-Time Dallas Cowboys team
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Ryan Walter
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Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens. Ryan
was the youngest captain in NHL history
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Bob Watson
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Strong Christian man who has held almost every position that exists
in the game of baseball
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Mike "Hercules" Weaver
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A well-built physical specimen, Mike won the WBA Heavyweight Championship
of the World, WBA Continental Americas Heavyweight Championship, USBA Heavyweight Championship and NBA Heavyweight Championship
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Glen Wesley
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Glen is currently involved
with Hockey Ministries International and helps run a summer hockey camp in Raleigh, NC that is now in its 4th year. It's a
mix of great hockey in a Christian environment.
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Jerome "JYD" Williams
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"Junk Yard Dog" has legions of fans in Detroit,
Toronto, Chicago and New York for his tremendous hustle on the court and terrific humanitarian work off the court
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Willie Wilson
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Royals lead off hitter was the fastest man in baseball during his
time
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Alvis Woods
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Hit a home run on the first pitch he faced in the Major Leagues
with the new expansion Toronto Blue Jays
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Al Worthington
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One of the premiere relief pitchers in baseball after he joined
the Minnesota Twins midway through the 1964 season
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Rayfield Wright
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Dallas Cowboys star who was inducted into the Hall of Fame for
clearing the way for Staubach, Dorsett, Newhouse and others
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Garo Yepremian
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Pro Football Hall of Fame's choice as Kicker of the Decade for
the 1970's
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