Red Kelly

Red Kelly

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Red Kelly was a Canadian professional ice hockey player and coach, renowned for his versatility as a defenseman and forward. He played in the NHL for the Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs, winning four Stanley Cups with the Red Wings and contributing to the Leafs' 1967 championship team.

Born on Jul 09, 1927 (97 years old)

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Canada Canada: Red Kelly won eight Stanley Cups and served as a Liberal Member of Parliament. 9

Mark Carney Bill Carroll Robert Stanfield Doug Ball Charles Lynch Pierre Poilievre Gordie Howe Frank Mahovlich Ken Dryden Bobby Orr Brian Mulroney Wayne Gretzky
The Globe and Mail: Mark Carney hits the ice as hockey and politics renew robust relationship

Canada Canada: Red Kelly provided an assist during the Stanley Cup finals game announced by Paul Morris. 9

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The Globe and Mail: Public-address announcer Paul Morris was the voice of Maple Leaf Gardens