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Doug Gilmour gets in on the Dolly Parton challenge with an incredible throwback photo
BarDown Staff Doug Gilmour , Graig Abel/National Hockey League/Getty Images With just one tweet, Dolly Parton (an icon) has swept the internet into a frenzy. Get you a woman who can do it all 😉 pic.twitter.com/sG4OHpVgxM — Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) January 21, 2020 Now, everyone is sharing their own LinkedIn/Facebook/Instagram/Tinder multitudes online.
A collection of hilarious and ridiculous hockey trading cards from the 1990's
Trading cards in sports aren’t as popular as they used to be, but there used to be a time where the card companies would have a little fun with the players and put together some pretty ridiculous cards over the years. From hockey to baseball, if the sport has trading cards then there are definitely some gems out there, some of which we don’t even know about.
The rebirth of Kingston’s finest, on the printed page
Teammates called him Killer. Fans refer to him simply as Dougie. Born in Kingston, Ontario, Doug Gilmour played twenty seasons in the NHL despite largely being written off early in his hockey career for being undersized. Along the way the centreman won the Memorial Cup, Stanley Cup, Canada Cup gold, and was integral in resuscitating (even if temporarily) the fledgling Toronto Maple Leafs.
Ignite - Andre De Grasse - Hardcover
Insightful, practical lessons on life, on and off the track, from an Olympic and world champion Not only is Andre De Grasse blazingly fast on the track, he's also incredibly popular with his fans. His beaming smile and magnetic personality have won over millions of people around the world. Who could forget De Grasse's friendly rivalry with sprinting legend Usain Bolt? Or when he became the first Canadian to capture medals in all three sprint events during a single Olympics?
Mailbag: Brendan Shanahan
This is The Tribune Mailbag, a series in which athletes answer questions sent from our readers. Our past editions have featured athletes from all corners of the sports world, including Megan Rapinoe,  Brian Scalabrine and even the Founding Publisher himself. For this edition, we asked NHL Hall of Famer and Toronto Maple Leafs President & Alternate Governor Brendan Shanahan to answer your questions about mentorship, management and misguided chirps.
Letter to My Younger Self
Writing you here from the future. It’s 2016. Still cold as hell in Ontario. No flying cars yet. They have these things called protein shakes though. They’re delicious. They even have a cookies-and-cream flavor. You’re stuck with the cans of Ensure. I can see you cringing, man. That weird powered vanilla out of the tin can. Tastes like chalk. Dad makes you drink two cans a day because you’re 5-foot-2, 105 pounds, and you know damn well that Bobby Orr is 6-feet, 200 pounds.
Hall-bound Pat Burns inspired belief: Gilmour
He could be intimidating but also a gentle giant. That was the other side of Pat that most people never saw. There was so much more to him than the guy who was always glowering behind the bench. He had that look, of course. The Look, we called it, and he could scare you. There were times when he turned The Look on me too. Oh yeah, he was fierce. But he was also someone you could sit down with and talk to. He had a lot of passion for his players. That’s what we loved about him.
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