A Toronto fan favourite. An enemy everywhere else. The story of Tie Domi vs. the people of Philadelphia, told first hand to @MsChrisSimpson.

Wow 34yrs ago, feels like yesterday… 1st of many battles Probie missed but never will be forgotten #24 🙏♥️💪

Thanks for all the birthday wishes! Good luck to Team Canada!

If you touch me, you go me because I’m Tie Domi

We are saddened to learn of the passing of Mark Kirton following a battle with ALS. Mark made his NHL debut with the blue and white and would go on to spend 8 seasons in the NHL. In 2018, he was diagnosed with ALS and in 2020 he founded ALS Action Canada with PALS (Patients with ALS), a patient-led initiative to find a cure. The Leafs Alumni Association were proud to name Mark a recent recipient of the Carl Brewer Memorial award in recognition of his work. Our thoughts are with Mark's friends and family during this time. For more information on ALS Action Canada please visit alsactioncanada.org/

Rock Em’ Sock Em’ Saturday 📆: April 11th, 2003 🥊: @thereal_tiedomi 🆚 Donald Brashear #TorontoMapleLeafs | #PhiladelphiaFlyers

Like father, like son 🧬 (h/t @NHL)

The NHL Alumni Association is deeply saddened to learn that Mark LaForest has passed away at the age of 62. After a stellar junior season with the North Bay Centennials in 1982-83, Mark signed with the Detroit Red Wings ahead of the 1983-84 season, splitting time between Detroit affiliates in Adirondack, Kalamazoo, and Mohawk Valley over the next two seasons. On December 3rd, 1985, Mark made his NHL debut for Detroit against the Philadelphia Flyers at Joe Louis Arena. The Welland, Ontario native turned away 35 of 36 shots, picking up his first career victory in his first career game. Less than two months later, on January 28, 1986, Mark stopped all 26 attempts from the visiting Washington Capitals, en route to his first career shutout. At the conclusion of the 1986-87 season, Mark was traded to the Flyers. After two seasons with the Flyers organization, Mark would go on to play for the Toronto Maple Leafs for the 1989-90 NHL season, and after a few seasons in the AHL, he would play his final NHL games with the Ottawa Senators during the 1993-94 season. Mark was a regular on the NHL Alumni Tour, tending goal for the Alumni team for 10 years. He was heavily involved with the Alumni, including trips to Kandahar to visit the troops, and could be seen strapping on the pads for the Maple Leafs during their outdoor practices and other community events. We send our heartfelt condolences to Mark’s family, friends, and former teammates during this incredibly difficult time.

Tie Domi is all of us. 🥹

Head Pants Now!!!!Our MVP!! ⁦@thereal_tiedomi⁩ coming in for Razor!! ⁦@MarioLemieuxFdn⁩ #Camp66

"You'll be honored forever, Rayzor!" Tie Domi's congratulatory message for Rob Ray ahead of his Sabres Hall of Fame induction 😊 More messages for Rayzor → bufsabres.co/42AZz6n | @Ticketmaster

Legendary @NHL enforcer @thereal_tiedomi is teaching @TomBrady to skate and so far it seems to be going well because “he hasn’t broken his pretty face”.

He was one of the toughest to ever play the game. This week @NHL legend @thereal_tiedomi joins us at @club30pod #Episode28 linktr.ee/club30

Congrats on 1000 games O! What an accomplishment. Amazing teammate, great leader and Stanley Cup CHAMP! What a player, better human being. ♥️👊🌵🐺 @OEL23

First time on the ice in 40 years and I got in a fight with Tie Domi 😂

Lookin' good out there, @TomBrady! 👏 (🎥: IG/tie_domi)

From Kids in the Hall to neighbours in the rafters at @ScotiabankArena Congrats on your day, VC

The #TorontoMapleLeafs honor @thereal_tiedomi playing 1000 games in the NHL with a tribute to My Way by Frank Sinatra

"That’s one of the biggest blessings I was given in our game is to have a dad that played for so long and was respected as he was." @maxdomi talks about growing up watching his Dad @thereal_tiedomi playing for the #MapleLeafs #MissinCurfew Ep 321 | @DKNetwork @DKSportsbook | #DKPartner