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1962:
Glenn Healy
is born in Pickering, Ontario. Healy spends 15 seasons as a goalie in the NHL with the Los Angeles Kings, New York Islanders, New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs, finishing 166-190 with 47 ties, a 3.37 goals-against average and .887 save percentage in 437 appearances. He backs up
Mike Richter
on the Rangers' 1994 Stanley Cup-winning team. After Healy's playing career ends in 2001, he becomes a television hockey analyst and later becomes president of the NHL Alumni Association.
1964:
Ray Ferraro
is born in Trail, British Columbia. The Hartford Whalers select the 5-foot-9 center in the fifth round (No. 88) at the 1982 NHL Draft; he comes to the League in 1984-85 and plays 18 seasons with six teams, including stints as a teammate of Healy's with the Islanders (1990-93) and Rangers (1995-96). Ferraro finishes his NHL career in 2002 with 898 points (408 goals, 490 assists) in 1,258 games; like his former teammate, he soon goes into broadcasting as an analyst.