TBOS Episode 150 - International Falls, MN native, former Harvard Crimson, long-time NHL player and current NHLPA Player Agent - Neil Sheehy.
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TBOS Episode 150 - International Falls, MN native, former Harvard Crimson, long-time NHL player and current NHLPA Player Agent - Neil Sheehy.
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About this listen
Neil hails from International Falls, MN and comes from a hockey playing family. Listen in as he takes us through his path to Harvard and the NHL. After his playing career ended, Neil studied to become a lawyer, NHLPA Player Agent and Neuro Muscular Therapist. Neil tells great stories and has an awesome sense of humor!
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