Many of you (even those who are NOT Canadian) know Don Cherry. He was once upon a time a hockey player and became known as the wild coach of the Boston Bruins. He is currently the host (along with Ron Maclean) of Hockey Night in Canada (HNIC) and owns the Niagara Ice Dogs (OHL). BUT Don is approx 75 years old and will soon retire!

Q: Who should take over Don's place with Ron after the big man leaves CBC?
->Craig Simpson (For those who don't know him check out Battle of the Blades)
->Kelly Hrudey (he's been there for quite some time now)
->Glenn Healy (Hall of Famer, has served on the NHLPA for a long time but recently left do to issues within the council)
->Elliotte Friedman (A step-up from his interviewing position)
->Cassie Campbell-Pascal (Does HNIC need a female touch- particularily from a world class champion?)
->Mike Milbury (A softer, younger version of Don Cherry)
->Pierre Labrun (on the Hotstove)
->Al Strachen (on the Hotstove)
->P.J. Stock (young, enthusiastic and funny!)