After my Grandfather it would be Raymond Bourque.He is 1 of the greatest hockey players to ever lace up the skates in the NHL.He had a storybook 21yr.career with my beloved club the Boston Bruins.He was the complete package offering strength,leadership,endurance,hope & perseverance.In addition 2 breaking many records w/the club his accomplishments went well beyond the ice surface.He has always been involved w/cancer research @ Childrens Hasbro.He was quite the role model throughout these years as he captained the team to wards higher goals & expectations.He is a legend & is immortalized within the Hub of Hockey"Boston".His ultimate dream was achieved during the waining moments of his final game of his career.He has been inducted into the NHL Hall of Fame which places him w/the infamous & immortal players.Currently he owns a fine Italian cuisine restaurant in Boston & is still involved in many community youth programs.A classy guy indeed.Greatly missed on the ice.The video link below is a splendid testament.Godspeed!Ray.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPg0ARPeDmc

Derek Jeter - mostly because he had Mariah Carey back when she was hot. Otherwise Dave Winfield & Mike Bossy.

As for sports heroes go, I would definitely have to say Clyde Drexler and John Elway. Why? They weathered through so many challenges and gave so much of themselves.

I was almost in tears when they finally won a championship. It's because of them, I keep trying in life and never fear losing. No matter how many attempts it will take.

Ray Bourke Yes Sir.

see also..http://www.justsayhi.com/topic/show/78421

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh ((( Steven )))))) My Hero (s) are my Children,,

Blake, Sara, Jermey and Daniel,, If not for them and the Un-
Conditional Love they Provide I would not be the me I am today

chuck norris