Grant Fuhr shares some great stories from his iconic 19-year Hall of Fame career. Not only did he win 5 rings in Edmonton, but he also became a Canadian legend with his stellar play in the '87 Canada Cup. We cover growing up outside Edmonton, being coached by Mess's dad, a standout Juniors career, and then the run with the Oilers which includes the '85 squad considered by some to be the best ever.

Joe Carter was an all-around athlete growing up in Oklahoma City, played football and baseball at Wichita State, and then won 2 World Series & went to 5 All Star games in his 16 year MLB career. His home run to end the 1993 World Series remain one of the most iconic blasts in history. Great stories from a great guy.

Former Pro Football Hall of Fame President and CEO David Baker tells countless great stories about his time at the Hall, recounting conversations with, and anecdotes from, legends like John Madden, Bronko Nagurski, Brett Favre, Randy Moss, Derrick Brooks and so many more. Get ready to be inspired!

Lemar Parrish was one of the original shutdown cornerbacks in the NFL. When he was in Cincinnati and then Washington, the left side of the field was closed for business. Great stories from one of the most dynamic players of his era, and of all time. We cover Paul Brown, OJ Anderson, Ken Anderson, Ken Riley, Bill Walsh, Ken Houston, Joe Gibbs, and so many more.

Bucky Dent followed Ted Hendricks in high school and Steve Carlton and Mickey Rivers in college, and then went on to a Major League career where he played in 3 All Star games, won 2 World Series, was named MVP of one of them...and hit one of the most iconic home runs in baseball history. Great stories from Bucky "Effing' Dent.

So many great stories from Kansas City Chief icon and NFL Hall of Famer Bobby Bell. An all-around athlete growing up in Shelby, NC, he went to the University of Minnesota, won a National Title, and finished third in the Heisman race despite being an interior lineman. In KC, he went to 9 Pro Bowls, never missed a game, won a Super Bowl, and redefined how the Outside Linebacker position is played.

John Franco went to 4 All Star games, was the MLB saves leader 3x, and was Reliever of the Year 2x in his iconic 22-year career. A New Yorker to the core, he went to the same HS in Brooklyn as Sandy Kofax, played college ball at St John's with Frank Viola, and then Captained the Mets (a rarity for a pitcher). When he retired, he was 2nd all-time in saves (he is still 7th), and no lefty has saved more games. Great stories from a pitching legend.

The definition of a Renaissance man, NFL Hall of Famer & Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Alan Page shares some great stories from an extraordinary life.

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