Brady Leavold
Brady Leavold
#22 Doug “Killer” Gilmour Hockey Hall of Famer
#22 Doug “Killer” Gilmour Hockey Hall of Famer
#22 Doug “Killer” Gilmour Hockey Hall of Famer
Thursday 4th June 2020
Join Brady Leavold as he interviews Doug 'Killer' Gilmour about his journey from junior hockey star to NHL Hall of Famer on 'Hockey 2 Hell and Back'.
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Get the buttons here!Doug 'Killer' Gilmour: From Junior Hockey Sensation to Hall of Fame Legend
"I wish every kid had the opportunity to play in my shoes." - Doug "Killer" Gilmour
Ever wondered what it takes to go from being doubted for your size to becoming a hockey legend? In this episode of 'Hockey 2 Hell and Back', Brady Leavold sits down with the iconic Doug 'Killer' Gilmour. Gilmour opens up about his extraordinary journey from junior hockey standout to NHL Hall of Famer. Despite scoring an astonishing 177 points in one year in the OHL, Gilmour faced skepticism due to his size. Drafted in the 7th round by the St.
Louis Blues, he defied expectations and never played a single game in the minors. Instead, he carved out one of the most successful careers in hockey history, culminating in his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame. But this episode isn't just about hockey stats and career highlights. Gilmour also shares poignant moments from his personal life, including the loss of a close friend to addiction, underscoring the themes of resilience and hope.
Leavold and Gilmour discuss the importance of practice, defensive strategies, and those unforgettable moments on the ice that make hockey more than just a game. Whether you're a die-hard hockey fan or someone seeking inspiration from stories of overcoming adversity, this episode offers a raw and heartfelt look into the life of one of hockey's greatest players.