WHAT'S IN THIS SECTION
The
Don of Hockey How Don Cherry went from a career as minor-league
hockey player to the most famous television personality in Canada.
The
Don Cherry Lexicon "Quebec," "visors,"
and "chicken Swedes" -- Grapes has a penchant for touching
nerves with the words he chooses.
Sharp-Dressed man A photo gallery of the always-dapper
Don.
Love
'em; hate 'em There may be only one thing stronger than
Don Cherry opinions – opinions about him.
ELSEWHERE ON CBC.CA SPORTS
Coach's
Corner Archive Grapes tells it like he sees it during the
first intermission of Hockey Night in Canada.
Chatting
with Cherry Fans pose their questions to Grapes during
a Hockey Day in Canada online chat.
Coach's
Your Space CBC.ca users write in to voice their opinions
about Don Cherry's future with Hockey Night in Canada.
"I
died on May 10, 1979; at 11:10 p.m. to be exact. Two shots killed
me. The first, which left me critically wounded, was fired by Guy
Lafleur. The one that wiped me out came from the stick of Yvon Lambert.