Jack Shanahan’s father is a powerful man in hockey. The 9-year-old is the son of Brendan Shanahan, future Hall of Famer, three-time Stanley Cup champion, and current NHL senior vice president of player safety. Naturally, young Jack plays hockey.
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If you wonder, Jeremy, Charlie and Cam why former Briuns' devotees, like myself, now shun the baby bears, it was the Globe's tansparent anti football campaign that was the catalyst, since they were part of ownership. See Bob Ryan's, slanted and error filled diatribe a few weks ago about pro football, while convenienyly leaving out the concussion laden, boarding the opponent's skulls into the glass and head punch filled game of hockey. No call for the banishment of hockey,there, eh Bobbie? Sacre Bleu! And, Dupes, do you still maintain your long standing lust for fighting? If no, then you should have taken what I believe was Ryan's bright yellow, not black and gold, piece of slander to task in print.