Goon: Last of the Enforcers - DVD

During an NHL lockout, Doug "The Thug" Glatt's minor-league team, the Halifax Highlanders, receive increased media coverage. Their owner, Hyrum Cain, seeks to capitalize on the attention. For the opening game, Doug is promoted to captain, but loses a fight with the rival team's enforcer, Anders Cain, the son of the Highlanders' owner.

Badly injured, Doug retires to a more stable job as an insurance salesman, while he and his pregnant wife Eva make preparations for their child. Without Doug, the Highlanders embark on a long losing streak which prompts the owner to push for changes. He signs several overseas players and his son. Doug finds no joy in his new job, and tries to find a way back into hockey. His old rival, Ross "The Boss" Rhea, agrees to train him in fighting with his left hand, to offset his weakened right. Ross has been competing in a hockey fighting league, and when that league has a match scheduled in Halifax, where it will likely be viewed by Hyrum, he convinces Doug to compete as a demonstration that he is fit to play. Doug wins a ten-man battle royale, observed by Hyrum.

Anders has not been performing well for the Highlanders, and gets suspended for violence. Hyrum adds Doug back to the roster as competition for his son. Before Doug's first game back, Eva makes him promise not to fight, for the sake of their future child. Doug reluctantly agrees, and the team goes on a winning streak, but when Anders returns from suspension, he goads Doug into being more aggressive.