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Brad Maxwell dies at 66, played 10 seasons in NHL - Vimarsana News

Brad Maxwell dies at 66, played 10 seasons in NHL

Brad Maxwell, a strong presence on the Minnesota North Stars blue line and arguably the team's most creative signing, died on Sunday following a battle with lung cancer that had spread through his body. He was 66.

Source: nhl.com
Former NHLer Brad Maxwell died at 66 after lung cancer battle - Vimarsana News

Former NHLer Brad Maxwell died at 66 after lung cancer battle

Maxwell played 10 seasons in the NHL in the 1970s and 80s, playing nine seasons with the Minnesota North Stars with stints with the Quebec Nordiques, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks and New York Rangers. 

Source: nypost.com
NHL Top Players: Top 20 Defensemen - Vimarsana News

NHL Top Players: Top 20 Defensemen

Whether it's breaking up a big play, setting up a goal or scoring on the power play, some defensemen can do it all. NHL Network producers and analysts chose the top 20 defensemen in the League right now, and they were revealed Sunday in the third of a nine-part series.

Source: nhl.com
Support Brad Maxwell's Fight Against Lung Cancer - Vimarsana News

Support Brad Maxwell's Fight Against Lung Cancer

"We wish Brad the best of luck in his fight against cancer and hope that he can overcome this obstacle with the love and support of his family and the hockey community."

Source: 93x.com
Watch The Canadian Horse Racing Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - Vimarsana News

Watch The Canadian Horse Racing Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony

The Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame (CHRHF) Induction Gala is taking place this evening (Wednesday, Aug. 9) at the Mississauga Convention Centre, honouring the Classes of 2022 and 2023, including some of the biggest names in Canadian Standardbred and Thoroughbred racing.