Roger Crozier won the Conn Smythe with the losing team, 1965-66 Red Wings @odognine2 @HayesTSN @OverDrive1050 @jamiemclennan29 not Rogie, but close

Roger Crozier 66 Red Wings won Conn Smythe @odognine2 @HayesTSN @OverDrive1050

May 20, 2005 ... buried under 43 years of growth, the undisturbed Bill Barilko- Henry Hudson crash wreckage is visited for the first time since June 8, 1962 in dense, swampy forest 75 km north of Cochrane. The site is marked for preservation. #FiftyMissionCap #Leafs

Tremendous burst of speed on the zone entry

Patrick Stefan was drafted first in 1999. Sedin twins were taken 2nd and 3rd. Technically, Rejean Houle and Marc Tardif were drafted 1-2 in 1969, but that was the last year of the "French Canadian Rule" that enabled the Canadiens to select two French Canadians before anyone else.

Your Astra Hawks pull out a thrilling 4-3 overtime win in the final over the Dirty Old Things to claim supremacy in Burlington's Wave Adult Hockey League Tuesday 40-Plus division for the 2025-26 season. What a great collection of athletes, five or six of whom still have hair.

Gorilla Monsoon used to use "chicanery" all the time when Bobby the Brain Heenan was up to his shenanigans @OverDrive1050 @odognine2 @HayesTSN

On the phone call, Trump indicated he wanted the White House visit on Wednesday @odognine2 @OverDrive1050 @HayesTSN @jamiemclennan29 Happy 50th ODog

Logan Thompson woulda had that

Curt Schilling should be a no-doubt Hall of Famer but he's considered a bad person @odognine2 @OverDrive1050 @HayesTSN @jamiemclennan29

Mariano went in with 100 per cent @OverDrive1050 @odognine2 @HayesTSN @jamiemclennan29

Today is Wayne Gretzky's 65th birthday. He is now a senior @OverDrive1050 @jamiemclennan29 @HayesTSN @odognine2

I think Mark Carney, with that speech, has asserted Canada as the Clubhouse Leader of the Free World. Standing O.

Team Canada B Squad: Bennett-Scheifele-Bedard Jarvis-Johnston-Konecny Bertuzzi-O'Reilly-Hyman Geekie-Thomas-Barzal Tavares, Stamkos Schaefer-Byram Bouchard-Chychryn Raddysh-Tanev Burns-Rielly Blackwood Greaves Skinner

Clean hit. Not even a minor penallitty. Latvia getting screwed.

The NHL Alumni Association is deeply saddened to learn that Paul Gagné has passed away at the age of 63. As a first-round selection of the Colorado Rockies in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft, Paul made his NHL debut on October 11, 1980, scoring his first career goal just one day later on October 12, 1980. Paul suited up for the Colorado Rockies, New Jersey Devils, Toronto Maple Leafs, and New York Islanders, respectively, over the course of his NHL career. After retiring from professional hockey in 1999, Paul became the head coach of his former club EHC Biel-Bienne in Switzerland for one season, before returning home to coach in his hometown of Iroquois Falls in the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League (NOJHL). Paul served as the club’s head coach and general manager for 16 seasons, winning a league championship in 2010. Paul also proudly ran his own hockey development camp in Timmins, Ontario. When the Hockey North Hall of Fame was established earlier this year, Paul was honoured as one of the inaugural inductees. We send our heartfelt condolences to Paul’s family, friends, and former teammates during this incredibly difficult time.

Saddened to hear of the passing of Paul Gagne. What a great guy. Mentored so many in the world of hockey. Condolences to family and friends.

Max Domi got an assist!!

Just put @Hebsyman's new book about the rise and ruin of sports media atop my Christmas wish list ... along with a Hart Foundation T-shirt and some new hockey pants

One of Canada's grittiest players, great skater, solid in the room, winning pedigree, getting better with age ... along with Vegas Golden Knights captain Mark Stone.