Hockey 2 Hell and Back

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Dave Scatchard, former pro hockey player uncovers the secret to finding happiness after contemplating suicide after several concussions. Listen to find out how he battles out of hell!

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Hockey 2 Hell And Back Season 1 Episode #14 Ft. Chris Dingman Follow @Hockey2Hell on Instagram Brady is joined by a living legend in the hockey community. Tune in to find out why Brady has been waiting since 2004 to talk to Chris! The Puck Support Podcast Network: Your new home of Hockey 2 Hell And Back www.pucksupport.com @pucksupport on IG and Twitter Hockey 2 Hell is proudly brought to you by: Team Issued Ltd. - Shop Now teamissued.ca Promo code: toedrag15 for 15% off For more information on Brady's story please visit: hockey2heroin.com @hockeyheroin on IG and Twitter @hockey2hell Christopher Robert Dingman (born July 6, 1976) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player. He played in the National Hockey League with the Calgary Flames, Colorado Avalanche, Carolina Hurricanes and the Tampa Bay Lightning. Dingman played junior hockey for the Brandon Wheat Kings of the Western Hockey League, and served as that team's captain when they won the WHL Championship during the 1995–96 season. In his best campaign (1994–95) he scored 40 goals and totalled 83 points in 66 games, while also amassing 201 minutes in penalties, making him a multiple threat. Dingman, or "Dinger" as he is known colloquially, was drafted by the Calgary Flames of the National Hockey League (19th overall in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft), and played his first full NHL season for the Flames in 1997–98, where he earned a reputation as a tough customer and found himself involved as a checker and a pugilist as opposed to a scoring line player. During the 1998–99 season, he was included in the Theoren Fleury trade to the Colorado Avalanche in a multiplayer swap that saw him trade places with fellow combatant and old nemesis from the WHL, Wade Belak.[1] Dingman plied his trade with the Avalanche for three seasons and won a Stanley Cup. After winning a Stanley Cup, he ended up with the Carolina Hurricanes. He was then dealt to the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2002. While he saw only limited action in his first campaign there, he gradually earned more and more ice time and in 2004, Dingman won another Stanley Cup with the Lightning. He was scratched for the last two Lightning/Senators games of the 2006 Stanley Cup Playoffs after earning a seven-minute Ottawa powerplay after challenging Chris Neil, but Neil turtled when Dingman started punching him, leading to a fighting, instigator, and game misconduct penalties. Dingman never played again in the NHL. Dingman totaled 120 fights in his NHL career. His most notable was his beatdown of Bryce Salvador in November, 2000. At one point in the fight, both Dingman and Salvador had their right fists cocked, squared up, and simultaneously threw a punch. Salvador's punch missed while Dingman's punch connected with Salvador's jaw and sent Salvador's mouthpiece flying out of his mouth. Salvador crumpled to the ice, proving to be one of the most dynamic victories of Dingman's career. In November 2006 he was acquired by Södertälje SK, in Sweden. He played 2007 for AaB Ishockey of the Oddset Ligaen in Denmark. Dingman performed as a color commentator for the Tampa Bay Lightning on the Sun Sports network.[2] During the 2016 season, he wasn't expected to return in that role. is proudly brought to you by The Puck Support Podcast Network and Team Issued Ltd.

Episode 13 of Hockey 2 Hell And Back on New Years Eve Live!

Dani Probert joins Brady Leavold in episode 13 to end of 2020 on a high note. Find out what promise Dani makes Brady! It's a big one that has Leavold beyond excited. 

Dani is working through her late husband Bob. Her an her kids have been on a mission since his passing in 2010. Since then they have helped raise over 1 million dollars for the cardiac care in the Windsor-Essex area. The Bob Probert Memorial Ride has been in existence since 2011. Click here for more information. https://www.facebook.com/ProbertRide/

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Join Brady Leavold on episode number 11 of Hockey 2 Hell And Back on Wednesday at 4:15pm EST. Leavold welcomes his long time friend, former teammate and child hood line mate Ned Lukacevic. This has all the makings for the funniest and most in depth look into Brady's up bringing. Ned was without question the best player in the Port Coquitlam area. Brady often credits Ned as being the best athlete he has ever met all around as well as one the most naturally skilled hockey players he ever has the pleasure playing with. Lukacevic and Leavold grew up together. Playing minor hockey together every second year for 3 years. Lukacevic was the first from "PoCo" to make it to the WHL. He even recorded his first WHL in his first WHL game at only 15 years old. Making history in front of all of his family and teammates at the Pacific Coliseum. Lukacevic not only inspired Leavold but several others from PoCo to elevate their own games and chase after their own dreams. Leavold and Lukacevic reconnected when he was traded to the Swift Current Broncos in 2005-2006 before Leavold quit the team due to mental health issues. Ned and Brady were extremely close off the ice too and got into some trouble including fire works in the dressing room, problems with the hotel sauna at a Peewee tournament among many others. Not to mention the Leavold family microwave story, but we will save that for the show!! Tune in Live! www.hockey2heroin.com www.pucksupport.com @hockey2heroin @hockey2hell @pucksupport @pucksupportwarriors

Brady Leavold, once a professional hockey player lost it all due to a serious drug addiction that almost cost him his life. Now he opens up in an unfiltered podcast that has really taken off and now with some incredible guests like Theo Fleury, Chris Nilan and Sheldon Kennedy. Leavold is 100% honest and very candid about his battles with mental health, concussions, hockey and all of its challenges and benefits and of course drug addiction which also led him to being homeless on Vancouver's infamous Hasting's street before landing behind bars. Now Leavold hosts this podcast and is also the founder of The Puck Support Foundation www.pucksupport.com @pucksupport a non-profit organization helping the hockey community with mental health and addiction issues. Everything Brady does is in Matthew Leszszcynski "Skating With Angels"YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS A SECOND OF THIS!!!"No drees rehearsal, this is our life!"Please Visit My Website: www.hockey2heroin.com

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Always in memory of Matthew Leszcynski 1987-2017

Brady is joined by Brad Bartko on Hockey 2 Hell And Back Season#1 Episode #9. Brad is an incredible human with an incredible story. Constantly beating the odds, fighting for his life. Now he is changing the world!

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Mitch Fadden

April 3, 1988 - December 3, 2017

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Brady is joined by retired NHL D man Kyle Quincey. Quincey is originally from Kitchener Ontario and broke into the OHL with the storied London Knights. Quincey was drafted in the 4th round by the Detroit Red Wings in 2003 before being traded to the Mississauga Ice Dogs. He rounded out his OHL career in 2005 and moved on to the AHL with the Grand Rapid Griffins. He spent parts of 3 season in the "A" before becoming a full time NHLer. Quincey played over 500 games in the show before moving onto Helsinki Finland for one season. Following his season over seas Quincey hung up the skates. Recently, he was featured on TSN's "The Problem With Pain" special that detailed some disturbing news. Kyle and several others reported the high spread use and abuse of the pain killer Toradol. With misinformation he was one the many who is now living with consequences of over using a pain killer they were told was safe.

Kyles son Axel has fought off brain cancer. Suppport Hockey Fight Cancer and teamaxfoundation.org This is going to be a good one. Quincey is a class act and he has spoken up because he wants to see change.

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Brent Sopel , former Stanley Cup Champion is joining Brady on episode 7 of Hockey 2 Hell And Back. They connected way back on episode 10 of Brady's original podcast; Hockey 2 Heroin, The Road 2 Recovery. Since then a lot has changed. They have become good friends and talk often. Both in recovery, they have a lot in common. Brent is an inspiration. He has opened up about his battle with dislexia and disgraphyia over the past couple of years. He is changing the world.

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