By Adam Donnelly

Fred Marsh – a game changer

Oct 19, 2016 | 12:43 PM

KAMLOOPS — Sometimes, someone comes along and changes the game.

Bobby Orr brought offence to defence, Wayne Gretzky did it from his office behind the net, Scotty Bowman from the bench with the left wing lock.

And Fred Marsh did it from his home — inventing the Marsh Peg.

Fred passed away in Kamloops on September 28 —- but through his family his legacy of contributing to the safety of hockey players around the world will live on.

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