RIP Bob Probert

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Guess a life of dope don't pay off, 45 yrs old and the best years of his life wasted.
 
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Pothole said:
Guess a life of dope don't pay off, 45 yrs old and the best years of his life wasted.
I've heard he had alcohol problems. Haven't heard about "dope".
 
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Stick66 said:
I've heard he had alcohol problems. Haven't heard about "dope".

Well I don't think he was looking after the coke for someone else?
 
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It's sad this happened. He carved out a niche for himself in hockey, but couldn't keep it together outside the rink. I remember reading once when he was still playing that the Red Wings sent him to the Kronk Gym in Detroit, so Emanuel Steward, the famous boxing trainer, could improve his fighting technique.
 
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RIP, a great enforcer, half of the bruise brothers will be missed.
 
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probert!

considered the best fighter by many the NHL has ever seen! his fights with do:)mi were legendary! probert and kocur were quite a pair! gla at the tables!:D
 
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45...wow. You just never know. Enjoy every day on the green side of the sod.
 
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He was a fighter with a scoring touch....rare breed. Also a very nice person the one time I met him.

RIP Bob:(
 
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Rest In Peace brother. We'll remember how you made the game of hockey both fun and entertaining to watch. Journey well.
 
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