When Tom Barrasso was selected by the Sabres with the fifth pick in the 1983 draft, his arrogance was considered a personality strength. Barrasso was a senior at Acton-Boxborough High in ...

Tom Barrasso’s road to being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame included stops in Burlington, where he grew up, and Acton-Boxboro Regional High School.

Barrasso, the first goalie to straight to the NHL from high school, will go in with Lundqvist, Mike Vernon, Tom Barrasso, Pierre Turgeon, Caroline Ouellette, Ken Hitchcock, and Pierre Lacroix.

But first, let’s not lose sight of Barrasso’s outstanding achievement. He went directly from Acton-Boxborough (Class of 1983) to the NHL and was the Calder winner (Rookie of the Year) with ...

While Tom Barrasso had always hoped he might make the Hockey Hall of Fame after a 19-year career that included back-to-back Stanley Cup championships with the Penguins in 1991 ... Acton Boxborough.

Goaltender Tom Barrasso of the Pittsburgh Penguins has retired. Sports News // 2 decades ago. Tom Barrasso placed on waivers.

Hardly. But a case can be made that Tom Barrasso's career achievements ... a decision likely influenced by the 22-0-1 record he compiled during his senior season at Acton-Boxborough High ...

Tom Barrasso didn’t anticipate the great, energy-sapping sadness that would come with the death of his father. And then, still trying to cope, he learned his daughter, Ashley, 14, had again b… ...

(Born March 31, 1965) — Tom Barrasso had a very strange stay in Buffalo at the start of his professional career in hockey. Barrasso was drafted out of Acton-Boxborough High ...