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51 Year Old NHL Enforcer Is Back and Has Signed Another Contract


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September 20, 2023  (1:35 PM)
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Former NHL enforcer Donald Brashear, 51, is making a surprising comeback with a one-year deal signed with the Jonquière Marquis in the Ligue Nord-Américaine de Hockey (LNAH).

This marks his return to professional hockey after a seven-year break. Brashear expressed his excitement and willingness to help the team win.
"I'm very happy to be part of the Jonquière Marquis. It's going to be a pleasure for me to help out the team, and hopefully win a cup," said Brashear in a news release from the team.

The owner, Bob Desjardins, is thrilled to have him on board and commends his physical shape. Two other LNAH clubs tried to recruit Brashear, but he chose Jonquière Marquis.
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"For me, it's like wow! I managed to convince Donald to join us. From the start of our conversations, I sensed that Brash wasn't closed to the idea. I have enormous respect for the man. Guys who have played over 1,000 NHL games, that's an incredible feat.

Yes, he's 51, but it's incredible that he's still in such great shape. I'm 56 and it's hard for me to put my socks on in the morning." - Bob Desjardins

During his NHL career, Brashear played for five teams and was involved in a notable incident with Marty McSorley.

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