The family of Pete Frates, including his growing daughter Lucy, cut the ribbon on the new Pete Frates exhibit at the Sports Museum at the TD Garden on Wednesday, marking a new honor for the Boston sports legend.

“Number 77 is over there, Ray Bourque. I'm looking up Jim Rice, Tom Brady, Pete Frates belongs here. OK. He belongs here,” said the museum’s executive director, Rusty Sullivan.

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Now you can see memorabilia from the baseball player’s early life - his accolades as a Boston College standout and his mission to raise awareness and money for ALS research after his diagnosis in 2012 at just 27 years old. Frates created the Ice Bucket Challenge.

“I just remember the videos and everybody from all walks of life that

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