Bob Probert was able to see his former team the Chicago Blackhawks win a Stanley Cup before his passing, but before he passed he asked his brain to be donated for research. Researches studying his ...

Ken Daneyko played hockey vs. Bob Probert. He traded blows with Bob Probert. He shared personal pain with Bob Probert. But, most recently, he experienced the lovely nuances of professional figure ...

DETROIT -- Hockey fans remember Bob Probert as perhaps the most feared fighter in NHL history. Many also recall his battles with drug and alcohol addiction that hampered his career. What’s often ...

It was back in early 1992. The Rangers had a young tough guy named Tie Domi who was well on his way to being the #1 or #2 contender for the heavyweight championship of NHL pugilists. He challenged NHL ...

Sad news in the hockey world Monday as former Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks enforcer Bob Probert has passed away at an Ontario hospital. He was 45. According to CKLW AM 800, Probert was on ...

Bob Probert dies suddenly while boating near Windsor, Ont. Bob Probert was an internationally known hockey star, but he was also a hometown boy, whose death was being mourned Tuesday in Windsor, Ont.

Bob Probert knew the fierce pounding he dished out and received over 16 seasons as an NHL enforcer was taking its toll as he got older. That's why he wanted his brain to be analyzed once he died. Even ...

Windsor Regional Hospital in Ontario have found out that no foul play affected the death of former NHL enforcer Bob Probert. Mlive.com’s George Malik has been all over everything about what’s going on ...

The Blackhawks’ retired enforcer, Bob Probert, is starting over in his battle with alcohol and substance abuse. The National Hockey League and National Hockey Players’ Association jointly announced ...

In all the time I knew Bob Probert, I never heard a bad thing said about him. That’s the legacy he leaves, along with being one of the tougher guys the game has ever seen. I knew him most of his ...

Bob Probert knew the fierce pounding he dished out and received over 16 seasons as an NHL enforcer was taking its toll as he got older. That's why he wanted his brain to be analyzed once he died. Even ...