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Tait: Kelly Hrudey content with life post-Hockey Night in Canada

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Kelly Hrudey has spent more than 20 years staring into television cameras worth tens of thousands of dollars, breaking down hockey plays for viewers with the kind of ease that comes from decades in the business.

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So when he settled into his kitchen one evening, poured himself a glass of red wine and turned his gaze on something far smaller and cheaper — an iPhone — it was a piece of cake.

Too bad the cake didn’t have a sweeter taste to it.

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