Tie Domi’s hilarious words after fight with Troy Crowder
His teammates knew they were in trouble!
Troy Crowder
Troy Crowder is a Canadian enforcer best known for beating Bob Probert in a fight on 4 October 1990, when Probert was the NHL's undisputed heavyweight champion. Crowder cut Probert's cheek that night, and the two met twice more in a single game the following January. Crowder played only 150 NHL games across four clubs, his career derailed by herniated discs that kept him out of the league for three seasons.
| Position | Right wing, last played 1996-97 |
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| Born | 3 May 1968, Sudbury, Ontario |
| NHL teams | New Jersey, Detroit, Los Angeles, Vancouver |
| Drafted | 108th overall, 1986, by New Jersey |
| NHL career | 150 GP, 9 G, 16 P, 433 PIM |
| Known for | Beating Bob Probert on 4 October 1990, and the rematches that followed |
| Also | No relation to the NHL brothers Keith and Bruce Crowder |
| After hockey | Stood for the Ontario legislature in Sudbury in 2018 |
