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The History of Drug and Alcohol Use in the NHL

Explore the hidden history of drug and alcohol use in the NHL. From the first public cases in the '70s to today's evolving policies, this video delves into how players have coped with the game's relentless demands. Featuring the stories of Don Murdoch, Bob Probert, Derek Boogaard, and more, we uncover the league's journey from punitive measures to modern rehabilitation-focused programs. Discover how hockey culture has both fueled and fought against substance abuse, and learn about the impact of these struggles on the lives and careers of NHL players. 00:00 The History of Drug and Alcohol Use in the NHL 01:27 Substance Abuse in a Growing League 03:37 Don Murdoch: The Cocaine Bust That Shook the League 04:41 Ric Nattress: Marijuana and a Lost Season 05:18 Borje Salming: A Legend’s Confession 05:56 Bob Probert: The Enforcer's Downfall 06:59 The NHL’s Punitive Stance 08:30 A New Approach: The Player Assistance Program 12:50 The Performance Enhancing Substances Program 13:57 Alcohol and Hockey Culture 15:19 The Cannabis Shift 16:27 Comparing League Policies 20:00 Surge in Program Participation 22:10 Criticisms and Calls for Reform 24:33 Player Voices 29:51 Conclusion Support the channel by becoming a member for $0.99/month:    / @redhothockeyyyc