Reed Low

Reed Low, born on June twenty-first, nineteen seventy-six, in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, is a distinguished former professional ice hockey player. He made his mark in the National Hockey League, where he played for five seasons, primarily recognized for his role as an enforcer on the ice.

Throughout his career, Low was known for his physical style of play, which often led to significant penalty minutes. Notably, he achieved the remarkable feat of accumulating over fifty penalty minutes in a single game on two occasions: fifty-seven minutes against Calgary on February twenty-eighth, two thousand two, and fifty-three minutes against Detroit on December thirty-first, two thousand two.

Beyond his professional achievements, Reed is a devoted family man, raising four children—one daughter and three sons. He currently resides in suburban St. Louis, where he continues to enjoy life away from the rink.