Gallinger: A Life Suspended

In 1942, 17-year-old Don Gallinger made the unprecedented jump from Junior B hockey to the Boston Bruins. His career ended when he bet on NHL games and was suspended indefinitely at first, and then for life. But the truth of what happened didn't align with the punishment.
Fred Addis, past president of the Society for International Hockey Research, tells the Don Gallinger story from the pages of his new book. He joins host Kevin Shea - and we hope you do, too - on the next Hockey Time Machine. HTM airs Wed., Feb. 7 at 7 pm ET on RUclips.