Gord Stellick is a Canadian hockey broadcaster, writer, and former National Hockey League executive whose career has been closely associated with the Toronto Maple Leafs. His perspective on the club combines experience in team administration with a later role in Toronto sports media.
Stellick worked in the Maple Leafs organization before becoming part of its general-management leadership. The club’s official historical records list him as a member of an interim general-management group from February to April 1988 and as general manager from April 28, 1988, to August 11, 1989. He later developed a broadcasting career, contributing hockey analysis and commentary for Sportsnet. Sportsnet’s current Leafs Nation page identifies him as a host alongside Brent Gunning for coverage surrounding Maple Leafs games.
As an author, Stellick co-wrote '67 with Damien Cox, revisiting the Maple Leafs’ 1967 Stanley Cup victory and its place in the team’s history. The book extends his work beyond on-air analysis into hockey history, while his continuing Sportsnet appearances draw on both his front-office background and long involvement with the Toronto game.
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