20 Facts About Rhett Warrener

Rhett Warrener was a member of the Canadian national junior team that won a gold medal at the 1996 World Junior Championship.

Rhett Warrener briefly remained with the Flames as a scout before turning to broadcasting.

Rhett Warrener was born in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, but grew up in Frontier, Saskatchewan.

Rhett Warrener played his junior hockey with the Saskatoon Blades of the Western Hockey League.

Rhett Warrener was named the team's rookie of the year that season after recording 19 points in 68 games.

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Rhett Warrener made his first appearance with the national team in the summer of 1993, joining the under-18 team for the 1993 Pacific Cup.

Rhett Warrener appeared in five games for the bronze medal winning Canadians.

Rhett Warrener appeared in 28 regular season games for Florida, tallying three assists, and played in nine more for the American Hockey League's Carolina Monarchs.

Rhett Warrener appeared in 21 additional games in the 1996 Stanley Cup Playoffs as the Panthers reached the Stanley Cup Final, losing to the Colorado Avalanche.

Rhett Warrener appeared in six games, recording four penalty minutes, and won a gold medal as Canada defeated Sweden for the championship.

Rhett Warrener scored his first NHL goal on January 23,1993, against Boston Bruins' goaltender Rob Tallas and finished the season with 4 goals and 13 points.

Rhett Warrener was sent to the Buffalo Sabres, along with a draft pick, for Mike Wilson on March 23,1999.

Rhett Warrener was one of the top defencemen of the playoffs; his plus-minus of +12 was the third best total of the post-season.

Rhett Warrener added an assist in 24 playoff games as the Flames reached the 2004 Stanley Cup Final.

Rhett Warrener was considered one of the team's best defenders; head coach Darryl Sutter said he was the Flames' most underrated players and was influential in helping the team reach the playoffs for the first time in eight seasons.

Heavily involved in the community, Rhett Warrener was recognized by the Flames on several occasions for his charitable endeavours.

Rhett Warrener purchased a luxury suite to bring kids otherwise unable to attend to Flames and Calgary Hitmen games and supported numerous community charities, including the Alberta Children's Hospital and KidSport.

Rhett Warrener, who was born in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, and his wife Christina, a native of Buffalo, continue to live in Calgary.

Rhett Warrener returned to the sport as a broadcaster, appearing as an intermission panelist for the team's television broadcasts and joining Sportsnet 960 radio for a weekly segment called "Warrener Wednesdays".

Rhett Warrener parlayed his weekly guest spot into a daily co-host position on the station's morning show.