The man at the heart of the Maple Leaf Gardens sexual abuse scandal has died. Gordon Stuckless died Thursday night at a hospital in Hamilton after a brain hemorrhage Tuesday, lawyer Ari Goldkind said.

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Indeed, The Great One delivered an absolute gem at Maple Leaf Gardens in Game 7, a hat trick that still haunts Leafs fans to this day. Two famous buildings. And there’s this about what was denied.

The man at the heart of the Maple Leaf Gardens sexual abuse scandal has died. Gordon Stuckless died Thursday night at a hospital in Hamilton after a brain hemorrhage Tuesday, lawyer Ari Goldkind said.