Don Cherry

...girl [actor Sarah Manninen], she looks exactly like Rose. She even had the Pennsylvania accent down," Cherry said. "And I couldn't take it. I couldn't watch it. I had to get out of there. I am going to be by myself when the movie shows. It's...

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...about the possibility. Team Canada executive director Steve Yzerman leads the brain trust making the lineup choices. Last weekend, Don Cherry, the colorful broadcaster for Hockey Night in Canada, was advising Yzerman to make the Sharks'...

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...meeting and marrying his beloved wife, Rose, coaching in the minors, working for the Bruins - up to when he starts doing Coach's Corner. Cherry says he didn't really want a film about his life, but his son, Tim, who served as writer and...

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...his dad. It is deeply affecting. Everyone should read it. Now, Brian Burke might not be the epitome of hockey machismo - hello, Don Cherry - but he is unapologetically gruff and tough and unwilling to suffer fools. Until a recent change...

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...having players complement each other on the ice. I would go with the chemistry angle. I'll start off with agreeing with Don Cherry that the line of Marleau-Thornton-Heatley should remain intact. Saturday night, on Hockey Night...

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...hmmm? Is there a correlation between the lack of a Canadian contingency and the bottom of the barrel where they sit in the standings? Don Cherry may have an opinion on this and I'd bet it might not be far off from what I am trying to get...

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There's an argument to be made that advances in equipment give players a false sense of safety and make the game more dangerous than ever. Don Cherry has made that case, suggesting that the more players are protected by their armour, the less...

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...the players who made their first seasons easier put the icing on the cake for the Hockey Night In Canada pre-game show. THE BAD: Don Cherry talked Saturday about his theory on why some teams fare better on the road than others: "Check how...

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