Kevin Lowe
Kevin Lowe is a former professional ice hockey player and current executive known for his significant contributions to the sport in Canada. As a defenseman, he played 19 seasons in the NHL, primarily with the Edmonton Oilers, where he was part of five Stanley Cup-winning teams. After retiring as a player, Lowe transitioned into management, serving in various roles with the Oilers and Hockey Canada, including as an executive director for Team Canada in international competitions. Recently, he was mentioned in the context of Sidney Crosby's humility following his omission from the 2006 Olympic team, highlighting the pressures faced by team executives during selection processes.
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Recent news mentions
Kevin Lowe, a six-time Stanley Cup winner, recalled his experiences watching Ken Dryden play.
Ken Dryden, legendary Canadiens goaltender, remembered for greatness on and off the ice
Canada· 2025-09-08
Kevin Lowe, a six-time Cup winner, expressed the embarrassment of Canadians over the long Stanley Cup drought.
‘Pink Pony Club’ or bust: Edmonton Oilers desperate to play Chappell Roan’s hit song again as Canada’s Stanley Cup drought continues to loom
United States· 2025-06-18
Kevin Lowe, a longtime Oilers player, compared the ice project to the 2002 Winter Olympics.
Ice from hometown rinks of six Oilers players added to Edmonton arena ahead of Stanley Cup FinalCanada· 2025-06-03
Kevin Lowe was a defenceman for the Edmonton Oilers and narrated The Boys on the Bus.
An oral history of the iconic 1980s documentary that captured Edmonton Oilers at their peakCanada· 2025-05-24
Kevin Lowe had to answer questions about Sidney Crosby's omission from the Olympic team.
At a time when we’re searching for identity, Sidney Crosby represents the very best of CanadaCanada· 2025-02-12
