Haydn Fleury grew up with parents John And Sandy Fleury In Carlyle, Saskatchewan. The couple raised two successful athletes, as their younger one plays for the Seattle Kraken.
Haydn and his brother Cale Fleury play professional Hockey in the NHL for different teams in the 2022 season. However, the Fleury brothers were reunited by Seattle Kraken through the 2021 NHL Expansion Draft.
After playing only one season with his brother, Haydn signed a two-year contract for $1.525 million with Tampa Bay Lightning in July 2022 for the 2022-2023 season. However, Cale still plays for Kraken and delivers the best for them.
There is a 3-year gap between the brothers’ age and their NHL drafted dates. Haydn was born on July 8, 1996, and got drafted in the 2014 NHL Draft for Carolina Hurricanes. Cane was born on November 19, 1998, and got drafted in the 2017 NHL Draft.
10 Facts To Know About Haydn Fleury Parents John And Sandy
- John and Sandy Fleury raised two successful National Hockley League as defensive players: Cale and Haydn Fleury.
- They became parents for the first time after Haydn came into their life in 1996 and then had their second baby in 1998 as a Cale.
- John and Sandy Fleury have been together for about three decades and parents for over 26 years.
- They are not only parents; John and Sandy are grandparents of their grandchild Wolfe, Haydn Fleury, and his wife, Jaid’s son.
- Their younger son Cale is also in a 6-year-long relationship with his girlfriend, Emma Merlo.
- Haydn and Cale grew up with their parents in the Canadian state of Saskatchewan. John and Sandy probably settled there after their marriage.
- An enormous credit for Haydn and Cale’s success goes to their parents.
- Cale and Haydn said that their parents understand what they want to be and support them at every step and also said that they always put them and hockey as priorities.
- Fleury brothers said that their dad, John built backyard rinks for them to play hockey. Their parents drove them almost anywhere in the city for their matches.
- John and Sandy are proud to see their son accomplishing what they wanted. They said that the most exited match they witnessed was their sons’ game against each other for the first time in NHL.