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Hockey world mourns death of former Flames executive Bill Hay

26 October 2024
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Hockey world mourns death of former Flames executive Bill Hay
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Bill Hay, a beloved figure in the hockey world, passed away at the age of 88, leaving behind a legacy as a player, executive, and builder in the sport. From winning the Stanley Cup with the Chicago Blackhawks to serving as president of the Calgary Flames and Hockey Canada, Hay made significant contributions at all levels of the game. His impact on hockey was felt internationally, with his leadership roles in various organizations and his influence on players like Cale Makar.

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