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John Garrett, who spent four decades calling hockey and more than two decades as the primary voice of Vancouver Canucks broadcasts, died suddenly on Tuesday. The 74-year-old Garrett was found in his hotel room in Salt Lake City on Monday afternoon, where he had been calling the first-round series between the Vegas Golden Knights and…
He played professionally in both the World Hockey Association and NHL from 1971 to 1985 and had spells with the Canucks, Quebec Nordiques and Hartford Whalers.
At 6ft6, Chris Pronger had a superhero presence over stints in Hartford, St. Louis, Edmonton, Anaheim and ultimately Philadelphia. He later proved to be human.
Retired defenseman Chris Pronger played for five different teams during his 18 seasons in the NHL, which included a one-and-done stint with the Oilers. His exit from Edmonton angered plenty of fans due to the five-year contract he’d signed, but he admitted he agreed to it while drunk and needed to do some damage control […] The post NHL Hall Of Famer Admits He Was Drunk When He Signed With The Oilers And Had To Force A Trade To Save His Marriage appeared first on BroBible.
