Remembering Maple Leafs Great Ron Ellis - The Sports Lunatics
Спорт
Join The Sports Lunatics Shawn Lavigne and Howie Mooney as they pay tribute to the legendary Toronto Maple Leafs player, Ron Ellis, who recently passed away at the age of 79. Ellis was not only a talented athlete but also a cherished figure in the hockey community. In this heartfelt video, Lavigne and Mooney reminisce about Ellis's remarkable career, highlighting his contributions to the sport and his impact on the Leafs franchise.
Through insightful commentary and memorable anecdotes, Lavigne and Mooney celebrate Ellis's legacy both on and off the ice. From his memorable goals to his enduring sportsmanship, Ellis's influence transcended the game of hockey and left an indelible mark on fans worldwide. Join us as we honor the life and career of this beloved hockey icon.
What's your favorite memory of Ron Ellis's playing career?
How do you think Ron Ellis influenced the Toronto Maple Leafs franchise?
What do you believe will be Ron Ellis's lasting legacy in the world of hockey?
Please leave us a comment below!
CONNECT WITH THE SPORTS LUNATICS ON SOCIAL
Facebook: / 229732834811814
Website: www.thesportslunatics.com/
Have a great sports day!
Пікірлер: 4
I met Ron a few times through a work connection. My boss told him I was a Leafs fan so he came back the next day with a signed picture in a frame for me. Then he heard I was talking my kids to HHOF so he made another trip to bring me tickets. He was just a wonderful, thoughtful man.
He wore # 11 1st, then switched to #8 ! Check it out. Ace Bailey did ask Ron Ellis to wear his number 6 because of his play! Best season 35 goal! For a two-way player, score 20 goals goals . I believe that Britt Selby won the Rookie of year , Ron Ellis was a close seconds!!! Came out of retirement to play on the team that beat the Islanders, scored the winning goal beating the Islanders 2 - 0 on long Islanding
Angelo Mosca made more money in 2 years wrestling than he made playing football in the CFL
Soon there won't be any living Leafs who know what a Stanley Cup ring feels like. RIP Ron, hopefully you will always be a part of the last Leafs Cup winners.