In the world of sports, history has shown that in the amicable split of the Czech Republic and Slovakia that the former has done much better than the latter.  Actually, the good doctor will tell you that the Czech’s won every part of that division, but I digress.  However, Slovakia, cheer up!  You still have the beautiful tennis player, Dominika Cibulkova, and that is not a bad consolation prize.

A power forward before anyone called it that, Wayne Cashman lived in the corners and dug out the puck expertly to help drive the potent offense of the Boston Bruins.

Woody Dumart was the Left Winger for the Bruins' famed “Kraut Line,” and while he was not the scorer that Milt Schmidt was, he was a mistake-free player who complemented his linemates very well.  Dumart was a three-time Second Team All-Star and a two-time Stanley Cup Champion, and amazingly, over his 772 Game career, he only had 99 Penalty Minutes.  He entered the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1992.

In many ways, Rick Middleton was not your prototypical Boston Bruin, as he was known for his sportsmanlike conduct on the ice; however, the Boston fans loved “Nifty” for his playmaking skills and scoring capability.