Jeff Brown did not receive much press or notoriety, but workmanlike blueliners like him were essential in the game of Hockey.  Brown’s overall ability to make the most of his skills allowed him to net 584 Points in 747 Games, a decent average for any NHL Defenseman.

John MacLean’s long career would see him finish six games shy of 1,200, an incredible feat considering that he would miss an entire season in his prime (the 1991-92 campaign) due to a knee injury.

There were a lot of colorful characters who played for the famed Philadelphia Flyers’ “Broad Street Bullies” team of the 1970s, and Jimmy Watson fit right in with that bunch.

Evan Nolan returns and discusses with the Chairman (Kirk Buchner) David Stern to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, the passing of Eddie Shack, and much more. Also, Matt Holman joins the show and champions Steve Tasker for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.