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When he played for the Canadiens, Steve Bégin was one of the crowd’s favorite players.
Every time he played, the Québécois gave his all on the ice… And he never took a night off when he played in the NHL.
In a post on Instagram, the former Habs player said he had been forced into bankruptcy due to an investment that didn’t work out.
In his publication, Bégin claims in particular that the civil engineering company in which he invested “significant sums of money” in 2013 went bankrupt.
See this publication on Instagram
Steve Bégin says he’s not doing this to make people feel sorry for him: rather, he wants to send a message to those who want to invest money at some point in their lives.
What he wants is for people to be cautious when dealing with another person, and it’s the word “trust” that comes up a lot in his publication.
That said, it takes courage to make an exit like that, but it screams Steve Bégin.
Once again, we’re talking about a proud guy who fought all his life to get what he wanted, and it’s sad to see him in a situation like this today.
We have to wish him the best, because it’s a hard blow for him:
I find this experience very trying, disappointing and above all hurtful. – Steve Bégin
Overtime
– I can’t wait to see him in Montreal.
Here’s David Reinbacher last season with the Laval Rocket.
He’s not just a big, smooth-skating, right-handed defenseman, he’s got some meanness & toughness to go with that 6’3, 209 pound frame too. He won’t be pushed around.
It’s good to see. pic.twitter.com/ho5oSgX9zi
– /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) August 15, 2024
– An assist for Oliver Kapanen today.
Oliver Kapanen with an assist in his first preseason game with Timrå. #habs
– Patrik Bexell (@Zeb_Habs) August 15, 2024
– Looks good on him.
A little behind-the-scenes today with @CCMHockey and @AM34 pic.twitter.com/dZ5gEsqAAZ
– David Pagnotta (@TheFourthPeriod) August 15, 2024
