VFTPB 46: Why Cam had to turn off the recent Canada juniors game; Helping his friend get to play one pro hockey game

We have a short episode, but wanted to record an episode so we could announce what our next special episode will be about. Also, SORRY for the audio issues, we had to borrow a microphone to record this. Next episode will be back to our normal mic so thanks for your understanding. Topics include; -What made Cam turn off the TV during the Canada game at the World juniors tournament -Memories of a stressful all star tournament and the stress had nothing to do with hockey -A great story about helping his friend, John Mazur, play one game in the WHA and we talk about his uncle Spider Mazur -Tom Laidlaw wanting to be a truck driver when his hockey career ended -How good the hockey players were in the 1950s and 60s when there were only six teams -Announcement about our next episode which will be a format change. Connect with Cam Connor: Email: viewfromthepenaltybox@gmail.com . Twitter: . Instagram: . Facebook: Cameo: Merchandise (25% OFF with this link)

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VFTPB 46: Why Cam had to turn off the recent Canada juniors game; Helping his friend get to play one pro hockey game is an episode from View From the Penalty Box (Classic Hockey Stories) by Cam Connor (Hockey).

This episode is 20:52 long.

This episode was published on Dec 29, 2020.

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