NHL legend Theo Fleury sparked controversy with a blunt “Not my PM” comment aimed at newly appointed Prime Minister Mark Carney. The post quickly divided public opinion, some applaud Fleury ...

Theo Fleury was selected 166th overall by the Calgary Flames in the 1987 NHL Draft. He enjoyed a 15-year NHL career, spending 11 seasons with the Flames. Fleury won the Stanley Cup with Calgary in ...

Fleury went on to play for 15 seasons in the league, 11 of which were with the Flames. He also won the Stanley Cup with the Flames in 1989 after Calgary defeated the Montreal Canadiens in an all ...

When a hockey legend’s story hits the big screen, it needs a fitting arena — and for the upcoming Theoren Fleury biopic, that arena is Munn Ice Arena in East Lansing. Fleury, a Stanley Cup ...

Former NHLer Theo Fleury has weighed in on a controversial petition by an Edmonton resident on Reddit calling for the renaming of Wayne Gretzky Drive. The Wayne Gretzky Drive, formerly known as ...

Theo Fleury's harsh words against Justin Trudeau reflect the very discontent growing in his country over his government's regime while acutely emerging Mark Carney at this politically loaded moment.

Movie about Theo Fleury's life to start production in June The film is set to star 40-year-old Canadian actor Kevin Zegers and will be directed by Michael Young By Daniel Austin Published Feb 24, 2025 ...

Kevin Zegers will star in 'Fleury,' a biopic on NHL legend Theo Fleury, directed by Michael Young. The film highlights Fleury's achievements and struggles, including childhood abuse and addiction.

EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Zegers (Taylor Sheridan’s upcoming The Madison) is set to headline Fleury, a biopic of famed NHL player Theo Fleury from director Michael Young, which goes into production in June.

EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Zegers (Taylor Sheridan’s upcoming The Madison) is set to headline Fleury, a biopic of famed NHL player Theo Fleury from director Michael Young, which goes into production in June.

Theo Fleury, who played for the Calgary Flames, Colorado Avalanche, New York Rangers, and Chicago Blackhawks, has also been involved in motivational speaking and writing.

Retired Canadian hockey star Theo Fleury slammed the National Hockey League (NHL) Wednesday on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” for politicizing the sport.