Kemp, an outfielder with the LA Dodgers, has made a name for himself since debuting in the MLB in 2006. In 2011, he led the National League in runs scored (115), total bases (353) and home runs (39), among others. He also became the first player to finish in the top two in both home runs and steals since Hank Aaron first broke the record in 1963.

This former Orlando Magic player was traded to the LA Lakers in 2012 because of his impressive player resume. He not only led the Magic to three division titles and one conference title, but he was also the winner of 2008’s NBA Slam Dunk Contest and was the starting center for Team USA during the 2008 Olympics.

Guber, Chairman and CEO of Mandalay Entertainment, is personally responsible for films such as Rain Man, The Color Purple and Flashdance as well as the crticially acclaimed The Kids Are All Right. His films have amassed over $3 billion in sales and garnered over 50 Academy Award nominations. He also owns two sports teams: the NBA’s Golden State Warriors and MLB’s LA Dodgers.

Brown is the captain of the L.A. Kings, who won the 2012 Stanley Cup. He is the first Kings captain – and second-ever American captain – to win the trophy. Now that the NHL season is no longer on lockout, more greatness can be expected from the professional ice hockey player.

Jeffrey Loria is the owner of the Miami Marlins baseball team who won the 2003 World Series, and his wife, Julie Loria, is the author of Diamond Dishes: From the Kitchens of Baseball’s Biggest Stars – a book about baseball players’ favorite recipes. Jeffrey Loria graduated from Yale in 1962 and Columbia Business School in 1968. He is an avid art dealer and collector and even has a building in his name, the Jeffrey Loria Center for the History of Art at Yale. Loria also owns Jeffrey H. Loria & Co., Inc. – a private art dealing business based in New York.