Don Cherry firing brings rage, but hockey moved on long ago

10/3: Canada Covered

English - November 14, 2019 03:22 - 20 minutes - ★★★★★ - 12 ratings
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Don Cherry was fired from Hockey Night in Canada after a rant criticizing "you people" who "come here" but don't wear poppies.
Cherry, who refused to apologize, was no longer a relevant hockey commentator, argues Postmedia sports columnist Scott Stinson.
The long-time NHL fixture refused to change as attitudes around hockey evolved.
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Don Cherry was fired from Hockey Night in Canada after a rant criticizing "you people" who "come here" but don't wear poppies.

Cherry, who refused to apologize, was no longer a relevant hockey commentator, argues Postmedia sports columnist Scott Stinson.

The long-time NHL fixture refused to change as attitudes around hockey evolved.

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