Scott Morrison joins the podcast this week to talk about how the Summit Series changed Canadian hockey forever. Additionally, Scott discusses lessons on leadership, strategy, parenting, and more.
I love this story because I was there, attacking my nails every game as a fan. But my standing ovation wasn't for a team; it was for Canada. The first three minutes of my chat with Scott will draw in people of every age, whether you are a sports fan or not. The entire episode will have you cheering for more!
Fifty years ago, one goal helped unite a fractured nation and changed hockey forever. It was the 1972 Summit, the first time that NHL Players competed against the best from the Soviet Union. It was supposed to be a fun series and even a cakewalk for Team Canada. It wasn't.
Scott Morrison, who just released his book, 1972, The Series that Changed Hockey forever, joins me on Chatter that Matters to talk about what many consider to be one of the most significant sports events in history.
Scott is one of the most knowledgeable hockey authorities in the world. He shares some incredible 'behind the bench' insights on the eight games that changed hockey forever and united a divided nation. Scott also offers lessons on leadership, strategy, parenting and why sports matter.
Thank you, Scott Morrison, for taking us back in time and being such a wonderful storyteller.
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