Bill Hay, Blackhawks and Hockey Canada

Former Calgary Flames executive and Blackhawks forward Bill Hay has died
Former Chicago Blackhawks forward, Calgary Flames executive, and Hall of Fame executive Bill Hay has died. He was 88. Hockey Canada confirmed Hay's death in a release Saturday. Hay was the president and chief operating officer for the organization from 1990-1995. A cause of death was not provided.
Hockey world mourns death of former Blackhawks forward and Flames executive Bill Hay
The hockey world is mourning the passing of longtime Calgary resident Bill Hay, a difference-maker in the sport for a span of several decades — from his days as a Calder Trophy winner and Stanley Cup champion as a player to his stints as a top executive for the Flames and for Hockey Canada.
Hockey Hall of Famer Bill Hay has passed away.
Former Stanley Cup champion Bill Hay has passed away, the Hockey Hall of Fame and the NHL have confirmed. The hockey community has lost a beloved figure, one that played an integral role in our sport for many, many years.
Ex-Blackhawks star, Hall of Fame executive Bill Hay dies at 88
Bill Hay, who helped the Blackhawks win a Stanley Cup in 1960-61 and was one of hockey's great ambassadors, has died at the age of 88.
Hockey Canada statement on passing of Bill Hay
All 44 players have been drafted by Canadian Hockey League (CHL) teams (21 from the OHL, 15 from the WHL and eight from the QMJHL), while 15 represented Canada at the 2024 Winter Youth Olympic Games (Chartrand, Croskery, Di Iorio, Edwards, Ellsworth, Esler, Lawrence, Lin, Preston, Wassilyn, L. Ruck, M. Ruck, Rudolph, Valentini, Verhoeff).
Former Blackhawks all-star and Hall of Fame hockey executive Bill Hay dead at 88
Former Chicago Blackhawks star and Hall of Fame hockey executive Bill Hay has died. He was 88. Hockey Canada, where Hay was president and chief operating officer from 1990-1995, confirmed Hay's death in a release Saturday.
Former NHL player, Hall of Fame executive Bill Hay dies at 88
Red Hay jumped into hockey prominence well ahead of his pro career. He played junior hockey with the Regina Pats in 1952 and 1954 — interrupted by a brief five games at the University of Saskatchewan.
Hall of Famer Hay dies at 88, influential on and off ice for decades
Bill Hay, a Stanley Cup champion, Calder Trophy winner and for decades an influential figure with the Hockey Hall of Fame, Hockey Canada and Calgary Flames, has died. He was 88. The native of Lumsden,
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