From Kelvington to the NHL: It's been quite a ride for Wendel Clark

Kelvington’s Wendel Clark did it all as a hockey player — hit, fight, score, skate.
He was a game-changing star on the Saskatoon Blades’ defensive corps, Toronto’s first overall choice in the 1985 NHL entry draft, and a long-serving NHL forward with 330 career goals. He currently works with the Maple Leafs as a community ambassador.
Clark, whose jersey No. 17 has been retired by the Maple Leafs, returns to Kelvington this weekend for the delivery of his old banner. The Ma