Tal Pinchevsky

Players who are interviewed during Hockey Night in Canada receive a free towel. For some players, it's their first "I've made it" moment in the NHL.

The Tennessee School for the Deaf and the North Carolina School for the Deaf first faced off in 1903—a matchup that predates Cal-USC, Oklahoma-Oklahoma State, Florida-Georgia, Notre Dame-USC, and Bears-Packers.

As he settles into a new city and onto a new team, PK Subban doubles down on the things that brought him to the NHL in the first place: hard work and a big personality.

At first glance, the Indianapolis Ice signing former NBA star Manute Bol was a publicity stunt. Behind the spectacle, however, was the desire of a man to help his war-torn homeland.

Before becoming an infamous drug kingpin, Freeway Rick Ross learned his most valuable lessons on the tennis courts of South Central LA.

Bryce Charpentier started out an unlikely California-bred hockey tough guy, but a quiet painkiller addiction led him down a tragic and unbelievable path.

The Colquitts are a multi-generation punting dynasty and the story behind the family's rise is as unlikely as it gets.