Hockey 2 Hell and Back

Brady is joined by lifelong friend and NHL scout for the Arizona Coyotes, Kevin Pedersen. Talks about coaching, scouting and growing up in Port Coquitlam.

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Matt Kassian reigned as one of the toughest through out Brady's WHL career while playing for the Vancouver Giants and Kamloops Blazers. Kassian continued on in his role after being drafted in the second round by the Minnesota Wild in 2005, #57 overall. Playing in 76 games in the show over the course of 4 seasons for Minnesota and Ottawa respectively. Kassian was an undisputed heavy weight in the NHL and the AHL. He spent parts of 7 season in the American Hockey League, amassing 231 games.

Now retired, Kassian has his own podcast titled: 2 Guys and A Goalie
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Join Brady when he is joined by his good friend Paul Rosen Wednesday March 10, 2021 Paul Rosen’s childhood dream mirrored the fantasy of virtually every young boy growing up in Canada: to play in the National Hockey League. ‘Rosey’ was well on his way to making that dream a reality. As a 15-year-old, Paul was already dominating at the highest levels of AAA midget hockey – until his dream became a nightmare. Skating hard in a hockey tournament in 1975, Paul’s skate caught a rut causing his leg to jam, breaking his leg in 14 places. Paul’s leg was shattered, as well as his hopes of playing professional hockey. Rosey’s leg was never the same again. For over two decades following the injury, Paul endured countless surgeries to repair his lifeless leg. In 1997, his leg finally gave out while standing in a German airport during his tenure as the Israeli Men’s Hockey team coach. Rosey’s leg was in such bad shape, he needed another 14 procedures in the 18 months that followed. A doctor looked Paul square in the eyes in 1999 and delivered those four words. Paul’s leg had become so damaged, it came to the point where he had to choose between losing his leg and accepting this long term disability, or die within three months. In a life-defining decision, Paul opted – without hesitation – to have his leg amputated above the knee on June 9, 1999 – less than 24 hours after the doctor’s ultimatum. From then on, Rosey’s perspective, mindset, and purpose would change forever. Being the oldest rookie sledge hockey skater wasn’t enough for Rosey - he wanted to be one of the best, if not the #1, goaltender on the planet. But as a quintessential team player, Paul put his personal goals behind his teammates, leading Team Canada into the 2006 Paralympic Games in Torino, Italy. With no one giving Canada a shot at medal contention going into the tournament, Rosey went into "shut down mode" on the competition. The goalie went on a historically hot run, shutting out the best sledge hockey players in the world for over 8 straight periods. Overcoming the odds - which Rosey has shown a proclivity of doing - Canada claimed a miraculous Gold Medal, the country’s first in the sport. Also available on: Facebook- Hockey 2 Hell And Back Page Twitter- @mentalhealthhockey Audio available immediately after the live broadcast: Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Amazon, Tune In, I heart radio and others

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He once skated with the Vernon Vipers. He was married with a beautiful baby daughter. But today you'll find him on the streets of Kelowna with no place to live and a heroin addiction. Kevyn Kirbyson is homeless, but he's not hopeless. Join Brady when he reconnects with his friend and former teammate Kevyn Kirbyson. Like Leavold, Kirbyson has lost everything to drug abuse and mental illness. The only difference, Kirbyson is still living in hell. He is currently homeless in Kelowna and hopes that this podcast can ignite a fire to get him heading in the right direction. It has been a decade since they last spoke to each other and Leavold has spent the last 9 months combing the internet looking to find Kevyn. Finally he has located him and immediately reached out. Hoping to help save Kirbyson's life while shedding light on the harsh realities of drug addiction. One Brady knows all to well. This, without question is the most important podcast to date. Tune in live Sunday @ 8PM EST Also available on: Facebook- Hockey 2 Hell And Back Page Twitter- @mentalhealthhockey Audio available immediately after the live broadcast: Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Amazon, Tune In, I heart radio and others

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