Jack O'Callahan is 55 years old, living in the Chicago area, and for ther past twenty years has been the co-owner of Beanpot Financial Services. With hockey long ago in his rear view mirror of lif… ...

Good morning, Jack O’Callahan. Do you believe in reruns? Here’s the deal: O’Callahan planned to do something Tuesday night that he had never done: Watch the 1980 Olympic hockey game between ...

You’d think for someone whose crowning athletic achievement took place during the Winter Olympics, suggesting moving ice hockey to the Summer Games would be blasphemy.But that’s exactly what ...

The news came as a shock to Parker, who amassed 897 wins and three national championships in 40 seasons behind the bench at ...

Jack O'Callahan remembers the backdrop of the most important hockey game of his life. "We were aware that times were tough -- the economy, the gas lines, the cold war," said O'Callahan, a member ...

Forty-two years later, and it still seems like yesterday to Jack O’Callahan. O’Callahan was a defenseman on the 1980 United States men’s Olympic hockey team that produced the “Miracle On ...

Jack O'Callahan remembers the backdrop of the most important hockey game of his life. "We were aware that times were tough -- the economy, the gas lines, the cold war," said O'Callahan, a member ...

And two men who helped make U.S. Olympic hockey the entity that it is. Jack O'Callahan and Mike Eruzione addressed members of Team USA this past summer and stressed the importance of teamwork.

Jim Craig, Mike Eruzione, Dave Silk, and Jack O’Callahan grew up playing hockey on rinks in the Boston area. Jack O’ Callahan hailed from Charlestown, Mass. Jim Craig called North Easton home.

Two former professional hockey players will be in town next week to celebrate the opening of the Scheels IcePlex with a ribbon cutting at 4:30 p.m. Monday. Jeremy Roenick and Jack O’Callahan ...

The Melrose U12 girls hockey team recently got a rousing pep talk from Jack O’Callahan of the 1980 USA Olympic Gold Medal-winning men’s hockey team, Feb. 19.

Forty years later to the day, nearly the entire 1980 US Olympic hockey team have reunited in Las Vegas as part of a weekend-long celebration to mark their tumultuous achievement.