BREAKING: Hockey Community Mourns the Loss of Former Bruins Player
The hockey community is in mourning as we bid farewell to Wayne Maxner, a former NHL player and coach who left us at the age of 80.
Maxner's remarkable hockey journey began with an impressive junior career in the OHA back in 1963. He then went on to don the iconic Boston Bruins jersey from 1964 to 1966, making his mark with 17 points in 61 games.
Over a decade, Maxner showcased his talent in various locations, gracing the ice in Canada, the U.S, and the Netherlands, etching a memorable legacy on the hockey landscape. In 1974, he bid farewell to his playing days and embarked on a coaching career, leaving his mark in the OHL and the NHL. Notably, he served as the head coach of the Detroit Red Wings for two seasons.
Gloves Off Hockey and Blade of Steel join the hockey world in expressing heartfelt condolences to the Maxner family during this difficult time. Wayne Maxner's contributions to the sport will be cherished, and his spirit will forever inspire future generations in the hockey realm.
Source - bladeofsteel
