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Hockey followers would probably put Bam Bam Cam Neely front and center as their choice, the goalmaking and tenacious power forward for the Canucks and the Bruins. Neely's scoring was matched only by his courage in the face of serious injury; his "number eight" jersey was retired by the Bruins in his honor.
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