AI'm not exactly sure what the exact type was (but I can find out). I am actually a friend of Peter's (my family met him through family friends), and I am so saddened by this tragic downturn. The doctor's at the hospital had originally said that he was going to be released after two weeks (from the surgery involving removing his spleen), but then all of the sudden his brain just shut down, and nothing worked. I was so sad to hear this considering all he has done. He was such an amazing person, and a great friend. I will always remember you Peter. R.I.P Peter Zezel

Ahim scoring 50 goals for the leafswhen i heard the news that he had passed away i was truly sadened that a great hockey player and great person passed away and at such a young age. its very shocking also because he was just on off the record a few weeks ago. rip peter zezel you will be missed greatly by hockey fans worldwide

AHe was on of my favorites too (even though I wasn't even born yet when he was playing). I am actually a friend of Peter's (my family met him through family friends), and I am so saddened by this tragic downturn. The doctor's at the hospital had originally said that he was going to be released after two weeks (from the surgery involving removing his spleen), but then all of the sudden his brain just shut down, and nothing worked. I was so sad to hear this considering all he has done. He was such an amazing person, and a great friend. I will always remember you Peter. R.I.P Peter Zezel

AThe link is http://video.aol.com/video-detail/off-the-record-may-27-tribute-to-peter-zezel/460336291But unfortunatley the clip is no longer available.Maybe email TSN and ask them to replay it.

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AThey were all in "Youngblood"Did Mezzaros actually play in the NHL? Can't find him anywhere as having played in an NHL game

AIt's hard not to take something like that personal even if it's "business". I think Zezel did the right thing and kept the higher ground.

ABob, you can’t do this to me at night………I rarely come on here during non-business hours…..unless I am drunk. You are in luck, ‘CAUSE I IS TIPSY. 1)What is the h-e-double hockey sticks is “chunked up”.. Is that getto, or Canadian talk……a horse a piece? LOL. If it means made the most of his retirement, I would say……..a homer answer for both of us. Bobby Taylor. He played LESS than like 50 NHL games , and now is living it up I sunny Florida (with a sweet spray tan), and is the color commentator for the Lightning. I have a crush on him, btw. Super schoolgirl stuff. I don’t think that makes me a puck bunny since he hasn’t played pro hockey in so long….and he never played much to begin with….lol.2)You are missing NOTHING. “Experts” are obtuse.3)Hot Dam, another homer answer……..ever find my Vinny video? One of the best NHL players gets hurt…..needs surgery…..AND the other player is fined a pathetic $2,500…….AND THERE IS NO VIDEO!!! Imagine if Cooke was on Philly. The NHL would have hung him.4)The Habs kick Boston’s tail.5)You have put so much thought into it, I will claim it is the Great Lakes. Very witty. Actually, the reason for my name is because of you. You called me a homer, and it really steamed my clams. I was Hales, but my friends called me Homes (not like the gang Latin Kings style), because I have always been very nurturing & somewhat motherly (homemaker). Homes, is like Homer, so I just went with it. Even though I am homering these answers to bits, I am sure you know now that I am a HOCKEY fan, not a Lightning fan. 6)It has been a while….good observation.7)I asked this right after the trade. I think we all (the bright ones) realized for the short-term, it was a better deal for Ottawa. I see what you are saying, but in the long run it will be a wash.8)If you get to Game 7 of the finals, then it is HUGE. Who likes to win the Stanley Cup on away ice. Other than that I would say it is a 65% advantage. You know, sleeping in YOUR bed must help somewhat. 9)Philly will win that series…..yes.10)I like the swimming and diving stuff……also gymnasts are pretty hot…right?11)Red Sox….*cough*….I mean PhillysGoodnight, dear. Thanks for the “shout-out……that is what the kids call it, right?

AYour fav is the Leafs.A-Anderson, GlenB-Beliveau, JeanC-Coffey, PaulD-Dionne, MarcelE-Esposito, PhilF-Francis, RonG-Gretzky, WayneH- Howe, GordieI- Ing, PeterJ- Jones, RandyK-Kurri, YariL-Lafleur, GuyM-Messier, MarkN-Niittymaki, AnteroO-Orr, BobbyP-Plante, JacquesQ-Quennville, JoelR-Richard, MauriceS-Sittler, DarrylT-Thornton, JoeU- Umberger, R.J.V-Vishnevski, VitalyW-Wellwood, KyleX- yeah me neither wonder if Cyrenaica has one for us.Y-Yashin. AlexiZ-Zubov. Sergei

AMost of those players were past their prime, but we did have a few of those players in the middle of their prime (Hull, Shanny Macinnis) We had some great role players, but Mike Keenan just rubbed a lot of those players the wrong way. I had an extended talk with blues great Bob Plager(who is now a scout for the team) and he said that Mike Keenan has the best eye for talent of anyone he has ever met (try telling me that when he traded Shanny for Pronger, who I saw play his first 10 games as a blue at home, and some of the names he was called were beyond me, but it ended up being a pretty great trade for the blues). The blues always have guys that can get the job done in the regular season, but when the play gets physical in the playoffs, and all the good defensive teams are in, their "elite" players get pushed around and pushed off the puck. This has been our problem for the last 20 years. And also the Rangers, Devils, and Red Wings were dominant during that periodA little known fact that Plager told me is that the season before Hull walked from the blues, Keenan had a trade lined up to get 3 future all stars(obviously not known at the time, but shows Keenan had an eye for talent) and Plager said without a doubt that they would have won a cup if they would have completed the trade. The trade was all but done, but since Hull was a fan favorite, the city and front office didnt want it to go through. Keenan had a clause in his contract that said he could make any trade he wanted, so the only way to nix the trade was to fire Keenan, which is what happened.