What is Donald Brashear's Net Worth?
Donald Brashear is a Canadian American former professional hockey player known for his impressive career on the ice and a net worth of $150 thousand. He is notable for leading in penalty minutes and experiencing a severe head injury during an NHL game.
Early Life and Career
Donald Brashear was born in Bedford, Indiana in January 1972. He played as a left winger, shooting left-handed, and earned a reputation as an enforcer on the ice. Brashear made his mark early on, setting the Vancouver Canucks' all-time single-season record for penalty minutes.
Brashear's career began with the Ste-Foy Gouverneurs of the QAAA. He later played for the Longueuil College Francais and the Verdun College Francais of the QMJHL. He then progressed to the Fredericton Canadiens of the AHL, starting his NHL career with the Montreal Canadiens from 1993 to 1997.
NHL Career
Donald Brashear's NHL journey included stints with several teams:
- Montreal Canadiens: 1993-1997
- Vancouver Canucks: 1996-2002
- Philadelphia Flyers: 2001-2006
- Washington Capitals: 2006-2009
- New York Rangers: 2009-2010
Brashear's time in the NHL was marked by his role as a formidable enforcer and his contributions to his teams. He also represented the United States in international competitions, further solidifying his standing in the hockey world.
Financial Problems
Despite earning $16 million (pre-tax) during his career, Donald Brashear faced significant financial difficulties after retiring from hockey. In November 2018, his real estate company, Bash Properties 87, filed for bankruptcy. Further challenges arose in June 2019 when Brashear was arrested while attempting to break into one of his former properties and found in possession of cocaine.
