Don Cherry just took to social media to share a tragic message with the hockey community, one that no one likes to share.
Cherry Announces The Passing of First Mississauga Ice Dogs Captain
In sad news today, Don Cherry took to social media to share that the first-ever captain of the Mississauga Ice Dogs, Scott Page, has passed away today at the age of 44. Cherry shared some kind words about Page as a hockey player in his post.
Was so sad to hear the passing of Scott Page, the first captain of the Mississauga IceDogs. He was a tough as they come and a great leader. Godspeed Scott.
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Page played for several teams in the OHL, including the Sudbury Wolves and the Soo Greyhounds before becoming the inaugural captain of the Mississauga Ice Dogs, the team that is now co-owned by Wayne Gretzky and has since moved to Niagara.
Page, unfortunately, did not make it to the NHL despite his legacy in the OHL, and played university hockey in Canada before appearing in one season of the UHL for the Adirondack Frostbite.
We are sending thoughts to the Page family and friends today as they go through this difficult time.
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