Brian Burke - Toronto Maple Leafs Dressing Room

Brian Burke giving a tour of the Toronto Maple Leaf dressing room.

[@GrampaMike100]

Mr. Burke was the guest speaker at a lunch I attended with the group who you see in the video. He then "invited" us to the arena for the dressing room tour at the end of our meeting - which was about 3 hours after he spoke, hence why he's in workout clothes. He was a very gracious host. What you see is definitely what you get with him.

[@TreewwwyYzzerdd]

Burkie in another lifetime was an amazing aide de camp to a great general I bet

[@yes2208]

Not bad for an American lawyer....1967

[@Blazers04]

Huh. He never did get to redesign the room lol

[@jeebus5833]

Love the Hey Burkey TSN storys

[@LucidTurtle]

Burkie is the best

[@GrampaMike100]

I must admit to NOT being a Burkie fan, mostly because I think he's still trying to build teams around a now outdated model of the game, where I'm more a believer that the game has changed and Burkie needs to get with the program. Despite my differences with Burkie on that point, I must admit I thoroughly enjoyed the presentation he gave our group and I left our meeting with a whole new respect for him. His presentation had to do with leadership, and not with hockey specifically although naturally most of his examples were from his hockey experiences.

[@Fibr3Optix]

How do you get a tour?

[@danny7954]

Remember these crap teams under him?? Go habs go

[@christrudell7966]

MAPLE LEAF GARDENS. HOME OF THE 1967 STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS 🤣

[@September2004]

What's the deal with the logo on the floor? Just don't put one there.

[@rannisty]

Every single team has one, having been inside 6 NHL locker rooms they have them.

[@September2004]

@@rannisty That still doesn't answer the question, "What's the deal?"

[@rannisty]

@@September2004 Couldn't tell you if I tried, tradition?

[@September2004]

@@rannisty That's probably it. I wonder if there's history behind it. Too lazy to figure out what the best Google search query would be. But thanks.

[@muffinkevin]

Roger's Place logo is on the roof instead of the floor.