The six-time NHL all-star, who retired last year, will run Boston on April 17 to support the Hoyt Foundation.
. Hoyt, who wasn’t a runner until he got involved in Boston with Rick, credited his son for helping him never give up while running. “I got a motivator, and that’s my son. He’s the one that motivates me and inspires me,” Hoyt
in 2013. “With him being out there, we’ve never had the thoughts or any ideas of giving up and quitting any races that we’ve been involved in. It’s just amazing.”on his Instagram account for fans to contribute to and said he hopes to see them cheer him on along the course as he runs in his first Boston Marathon.
Chara, a Slovakia native, spent 14 of his 24 NHL seasons in Boston, was one of the league’s top defenseman. Last September, he signed a one-day contract with the team to retire in Boston.Laura Ratliff is a New York City-based writer, editor, and runner. Laura's writing expertise spans numerous topics, ranging from travel and food and drink to reported pieces covering political and human rights issues.
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