The Rise, Fall & Redemption Of The Last NHL Player To Skate Without a Helmet....
True redemption is when guilt leads to good. In the world of sports, we love a good redemption arc. As fans, we can't help but root for certain players to overcome and redeem themselves for their past mistakes. Join us as we delve into some of the most inspiring stories of redemption in the world of sports. One of the most famous examples in hockey is Steve Smith's redemption arc. On his birthday, he infamously scored on his own net, essentially causing the Edmonton Oilers to be eliminated from the 1986 playoffs. However, the team rallied around this incident and won the Stanley Cup the following year. Smith's redemption arc culminated in Wayne Gretzky giving him the Stanley Cup first after hoisting it. Making for a scene straight out of a movie. Well today i wanna talk about another redemption arc not to many people are familiar with. This is the ultimate rise and fall and eventual redemption story. #nhlplayoffs #hockey #nhl #edmontonoilers #newyorkrangers #craigmactavish All videos are based on publicly available information.

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