Eddie Shore was feared.  He was feared because he was tough as nails and could (and would) physically intimidate anybody.  He was also feared because he was talented and knew exactly what to do on the ice and what to do with the puck.  Shore was the first major star in Boston, and this was the man who started the tradition of stellar blueliners in Beantown.  

There have been a lot of great players who have worn the large “B” on their chest, many of whom can be called legends.

But there is only one Bobby Orr.

The good doctor has noticed that while the U.S.A. may be a dominant force in women’s swimming, they aren’t always in the lead in the looks department.  Is Chloe Sutton the person to change all of that?  I am willing to help her out with her breaststroke!  

The good doctor is going to ask you a rhetorical question.  Are you tired of looking at hot Hawaiian surfing babes?  Neither am I.  Here is Malia Manuel, who as of this writing is poised to be the next big thing in the sport.