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Drive 4 Five Podcast: Episode 1 with Bill Skehan

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We have returned. In the age of podcasts, Drive 4 Five is back with a newly-revamped show made by the fans, for the fans called the Drive 4 Five Podcast.
Hosted by Will Wiegelman, this show will feature appearances from Drive 4 Five writers and exclusive interviews with special guests. For the first episode, Will and I sit down with William M. Skehan.

UNIONDALE, NY – APRIL 17: Gerry Hart #2, Lorne Henning #10 and Ed Westfall #18 of the New York Islanders celebrate a goal against the Pittsburgh Penguins during Game 3 of the Quarter-Finals on April 17, 1975 at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York. The Penguins defeated the Islanders 6-4. Skehan was an employee of the Islanders during this time (Photo by B Bennett/Getty Images).

Skehan was a founding member of the New York Islanders franchise in 1972. He served on the General Counsel of the team and the Board of Governors of the National Hockey League (NHL) until his retirement. He also participated in countless NHL Committee and is the General Counsel Emeritus of the Islanders since the sale of the team in 2000. Skehan also teaches at Hofstra University and has worked with the Nets during his career.
For this interview and more, tune in below!

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