Former general manager of maple leaf National Hockey League Gregory died

Washington, Oct. 30 (reporter Wang Jimin) Gregory, a hall of Fame member and NHL executive, died at his home in Toronto, Canada, at the age of 83, the National Hockey League (NHL) announced Wednesday.

Greg (first from the right)

In the 1960s and 1970s, Gregory served as the general manager of Toronto Maple Leaf, the league’s top team for a long time. He was also one of the pioneers in introducing foreign players from Europe. In the following decades, Gregory worked in a number of senior positions in the alliance and enjoyed high prestige in the management of the alliance.

“Gregory is not only an insider who has devoted his whole life to ice hockey, he is also a kind husband and father, but also a friend and mentor of many people,” said NHL president Bateman

Former ice hockey player ward says no one is more qualified to represent NHL than Gregory. He has made a great contribution to the ice hockey league, but has never felt superior.

Gregory entered the NHL jerseys wholesale Hall of fame in 2007.