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Is there a tougher player in the history of the NHL? Depending on who you ask but those who know will tell you, Joey Kocur threw the hardest right hand ever, period. To say he hurt people is an understatement. He did exactly that and then some. A true intimidator, a throwback enforcer, Kocur will forever be known as a shit-kicker and a winner. A three-time Stanley Cup winner. Kocur was on the historic 1994 New York Rangers team that won the Cup, but he made his mark and is best known as a Detroit Red Wing and the other half of the "Bruise Brothers" with fellow hockey legend Bob Probert. In fact, Kocur argues that Probert belongs in the Hall of Fame. A native of Kelvington, Saskatchewan Kocur along with Wendell Clark and Barry Melrose are a few of the legends to call Kelvington home. A conversation to remember, he doesn't do many interviews but he did us, Joey Kocur, straight from his cabin in the middle of the forest, on this edition of the Cam and Strick Podcast.
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