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Jack Ferreira (born June 9, 1944) is an American ice hockey executive. He is currently acting as the Special Assistant to the General Manager of the NHL's Los Angeles Kings. Jack Ferreira played for the Boston University Terriers in the mid-1960s under head coach Jack Kelley and was part of the hall-of-Fame coach's first recruiting class at BU. Named 'Mr. Magoo' by his teammates due to being legally blind, Ferreira's breakout year came as a junior in 1965 when he backstopped the Terriers to a 25-6 record and won the ECAC regular season title. Though BU would fall to Brown in the conference semifinals, preventing the Terriers from making the 1965 tournament, Ferreira had a lasting impact with his school-record 8 shutouts that still stands (As of 2016). Ferreira would finish his playing care