The Net Worth of Adrien Melrose

Barry Melrose has enjoyed a distinguished career in hockey, from playing to coaching and commentating for ESPN. His life is filled with incredible moments like helping guide the Los Angeles Kings all the way to Stanley Cup glory.

He is married to Cindy Melrose and together they share two sons – Tyrell and Adrien. Family plays an essential part of his life and have always been there throughout his journey in hockey.

Early Life and Education

Adrien Melrose is the son of Hall-of-Famer Barry Melrose (NHL Hall-of-Famer player, coach, and broadcaster). Currently serving as Varsity boys hockey Head Coach at Christian Brothers Academy in Albany New York he has amassed an impressive net worth.

Melrose began his professional hockey career with the Kamloops Chiefs of the Western Canadian Hockey League (WCHL) in 1974 before switching teams. First to Springfield Indians then later the Cincinnati Stingers before eventually signing with Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings in 1976.

He has appeared in both minor television and film roles, such as an appearance on Spin City season 5 episode “Hey Judith”. Additionally, he played Brian from Slap Shot 2 movie.

Professional Career

Melrose made an impactful mark as an NHLer, playing 300 games while scoring 10 goals and 24 assists to go along with 728 penalty minutes in 300 contests he participated in – scoring seven playoff games before winning a Calder Cup title with Adirondack Red Wings of the AHL.

He has also appeared in various minor roles on TV and in films, such as appearing as a guest star on an episode of Spin City called “Hey Judith” as well as being featured in two Slap Shot movies as well as several Tony Robbins infomercials.

Melrose currently serves as the head varsity boys hockey coach at Christian Brothers Academy (CBA) in Albany, New York; replacing former head coach Brian Drescher. Prior to taking on CBA’s program, he taught hockey at Stowe High School in Vermont.

Achievement and Honors

Ambassador Melrose used his diplomatic and problem-solving abilities throughout his career to contribute to numerous charitable endeavors, most notably Special Olympics and a Boy Scout troop in Pakistan. Additionally, he often provided commentary for ESPN.

Hunter Adrian graduated from Melrose High School as an AP Scholar and 4 year high honors student, wrestling for Coaches Nick Gamble and Larry Tremblay. As the son of NHL legend Barry Melrose and with an interest in hockey – recently named CBA Varsity Head Hockey Coach for 2022-2023 season – Hunter brings passion and expertise in his fields to CBA as its Varsity Head Hockey Coach for 2022-2023.

He has also played several small television and film roles. These include an appearance on Spin City in “Hey Judith”, as well as in Russell Crowe’s Slap Shot sequel movie Mystery Alaska.

Personal Life

Before the NHL arenas and ESPN studios existed, Melrose spent his formative years on a farm near Kelvington, Saskatchewan, developing his passion for hockey through local league play until age 18.

Melrose has done more than play and coach; he has also made appearances in movies and television. He appeared as a guest star in Spin City episode “Hey Judith”, as well as appearing alongside Russell Crowe in Mystery Alaska.

Melrose and Cindy have been married since 1978 and together, they have raised two sons – Tyrell and Adrien. He recently began to battle Parkinson’s disease – a neurodegenerative condition which affects his nervous system – but has found support through family and friends to continue fighting it.

Net Worth

Barry Melrose earned a considerable net worth as a professional hockey player between 1974 and 1987, representing teams such as Springfield Indians, Cincinnati Stingers, Winnipeg Jets, Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings. Following retirement he transitioned into TV commentating, eventually becoming one of the foremost authority on hockey commentary.

He joined ESPN as their NHL analyst until 2008, when he accepted a head coaching position with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Since then he has returned to ESPN, covering events such as broadcasting the 2009 Winter Classic between Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks.

Melrose not only excelled at sports but was also featured in various roles on television and movie screens. He appeared as a guest star in an episode of Spin City called “Hey Judith”, was featured in Mystery, Alaska alongside Russell Crowe and had multiple Tony Robbins infomercials to his credit.