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Eric O'Neill (American football)
Eric O'Neill, born in 2003, is an American professional football edge defender for the Detroit Lions, signed as an undrafted free agent in 2026 after college stops at LIU, James Madison, and Rutgers.
Eric Paschall
Eric Paschall (born 1996) is an American basketball forward from Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., a 2019 second-round pick (41st overall) who made NBA All-Rookie First Team with Golden State, later played for Utah, and now plays for Bambitious Nara in Japan.
Eric Pinniger
Broome Eric Pinniger (1902-1996), Indian field hockey center-half, won Olympic gold for British India at Amsterdam 1928 and Los Angeles 1932, captained India in the 1928 final, and skipped the 1936 Berlin Games.
Eric Sato
Eric Sato (Eric Anthony Teruo Sato, born 1966) is an American volleyball back row specialist, Pepperdine alumnus, 1988 Olympic gold and 1992 bronze medalist, 1986 world champion, later a San Diego-area coach.
Eric Sim (심현석)
Eric Sim (심현석, Shim Hyun-seok), born 1989 in Busan, is a Korean-Canadian former minor league catcher-pitcher drafted by the Giants in 2010, now the YouTuber "King of JUCO".
Eric Snow
Eric Snow (born 1973) is an American former professional basketball point guard who played 13 NBA seasons with the SuperSonics, 76ers, and Cavaliers, starting in the 2001 NBA Finals.
Eric Staal
Eric Staal, born 1984 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canadian NHL centre drafted second overall by Carolina in 2003; 2006 Stanley Cup, 2010 Olympic gold, Triple Gold Club member; 1,063 points in 1,365 games; No. 12 retired by Hurricanes.
Eric Strobel
Eric Martin Strobel (born 1958, Rochester, Minnesota) is an American former ice hockey forward, 1980 'Miracle on Ice' Olympic gold medalist, 1979 Minnesota NCAA champion, briefly a Buffalo Sabres minor leaguer before an ankle injury ended his career.
Eric Tulsky
Eric Tulsky, Carolina Hurricanes general manager (10th in franchise history, named June 18, 2024), former chemist with a UC Berkeley PhD and 27 U.S. patents who rose from hockey blogger and analytics VP to GM, winning the 2026 Stanley Cup.
Eric Weddle
Eric Weddle, Utah Utes consensus All-American safety and 2007 second-round Chargers pick, played 14 NFL seasons with the Chargers, Ravens, and Rams, earning six Pro Bowls, two first-team All-Pro nods, the 2010s All-Decade Team, and a Super Bowl LVI title after a 2022 comeback; 2026 College Football Hall of Fame inductee.
Erich Herrmann
Erich Herrmann (1914-1989), German field handball player with Berliner SV 92; won gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and the 1938 inaugural World Championship; eight caps, six Olympic goals. Not the sprinter Bernd Herrmann.
Erick Fedde
Erick Fedde (born 1993) is an American MLB right-handed pitcher, 2014 Nationals first-rounder, 2023 KBO MVP with the NC Dinos, and later White Sox, Cardinals, Braves, and Brewers pitcher.
Erick Hunter
Erick Hunter, nicknamed E40, is an NFL linebacker for the New England Patriots (No. 49), a 2026 undrafted rookie from Morgan State who was briefly with the Detroit Lions and ranks second in Morgan State history with 298 tackles.
Erie SeaWolves
Erie SeaWolves, Double-A Eastern League baseball team in Erie, Pennsylvania; Detroit Tigers affiliate since 2001 after Pirates and Angels years. Play at 6,000-seat UPMC Park; won first Eastern League titles in 2023 and 2024.
Erik Cole
Erik Cole, American NHL left wing born 1978 in Oswego, New York; Carolina Hurricanes 1998 draft pick (71st overall), 2006 Stanley Cup champion, 2006 U.S. Olympian; 532 points in 892 NHL games; retired 2017.
Erik Johnson
Erik Johnson, American NHL defenseman born 1988 in Bloomington, Minnesota; first overall pick of the 2006 draft by St. Louis; played 1,023 games, won the 2022 Stanley Cup with Colorado, retired 2025.
Erik Karlsson
Erik Karlsson, Swedish NHL defenseman (born 1990, Landsbro), three-time Norris Trophy winner (2012, 2015, 2023) with Ottawa, San Jose, and Pittsburgh; 101-point 2022-23 season, first 100-point defenseman since Brian Leetch.
Erik Larsson (olympedia 18134)
Erik Victor Larsson (1888-1934), Swedish police officer and tug-of-war puller with Stockholmspolisens IF; won Olympic gold in tug-of-war at the 1912 Stockholm Games and the 1913 world title; distinct from the 1936 skier Erik Larsson.
Erik Miller (baseball)
Erik Christopher Miller (born 1998, St. Louis) is a left-handed MLB relief pitcher, drafted 2019 fourth round by the Phillies from Stanford, traded to the Giants in 2023, debuted 2024, and acquired by the Boston Red Sox in August 2026 for Marcelo Mayer.
Erik Spoelstra
Erik Spoelstra, Miami Heat head coach since 2008-09, two-time NBA champion (2012, 2013), six Finals appearances, winningest coach in Heat history, and 2025-28 USA Basketball Men's National Team head coach.
Erik Tolman
Erik Tolman (born 1999, Irvine, CA) is a left-handed Nationals reliever, 2021 14th-round pick from Arizona State, who reached MLB in August 2026 after two Tommy John surgeries and a 2023 leg injury with foot drop.
Ermidelio Urrutia
Ermidelio Urrutia Quiroga, Cuban outfielder born 1963 in Las Tunas; 1992 Olympic baseball gold medalist, .310 career hitter with 221 home runs, later manager of Las Tunas and father of Henry Urrutia.
Ernests Gulbis
Ernests Gulbis, Latvian tennis player born 1988 in Riga, career-high ATP No. 10 in June 2014 after the Roland Garros semifinal; won 6 ATP titles in 6 finals, retired 2024.
Ernie Banks
Ernie Banks (1931-2015), "Mr. Cub," Hall of Fame shortstop and first baseman who played his entire 1953-1971 career with the Chicago Cubs; two-time NL MVP, 512 home runs, first Black Cubs player, number 14 retired in 1982.
Ernie Clement
Ernie James Clement is an American baseball infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays, known for contact hitting, multi-position defense, and a record 30 hits in the 2025 postseason.
Ernie Davis
Ernie Davis (1939-1963), the Elmira Express, Syracuse halfback and first Black Heisman Trophy winner (1961); first overall 1962 NFL draft pick who died of leukemia at 23 without playing professionally.
Ernie Els
Ernie Els (Theodore Ernest Els, born 1969), South African golfer nicknamed The Big Easy; four-time major champion (two US Opens, two Opens), 80 professional wins, record seven World Matchplay titles, World Golf Hall of Famer.
Ernie Goodsir Cullen
Ernie Goodsir-Cullen (Ernest John Goodsir-Cullen, 1912-1993), Indian field hockey halfback who won 1936 Berlin Olympic gold with British India; brother of 1928 gold medallist Willie; later a doctor in Northern Ireland and England.
Ernie Grunfeld
Ernie Grunfeld (Ernest Grunfeld), born 1955 in Satu Mare, Romania, is a Romanian-born American former NBA player (693 games), 1976 Olympic gold medalist, and longtime executive for the Knicks, Bucks, and Wizards (1991-2019).
Ernie Hamilton
Ernie Hamilton (Ernest Samuel Hamilton, 1883-1964), Canadian lacrosse player with the Montreal Lacrosse Club who won gold in men's lacrosse at the 1908 London Olympics, beating Great Britain 14-10; later a lacrosse and hockey administrator.