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The New York Rangers organization mourns the loss of Ron Duguay, one of the most popular players in franchise history. Ron's signature skating style - with his hair flowing as he moved down the ice - captivated The Garden Faithful, and his skill, tenacity, and charisma earned him the admiration of all New Yorkers. We join the hockey community in sending our condolences to Ron's friends, family, and loved ones during this difficult time.
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Today, we celebrate and honor the life and legacy of Johnny Gaudreau on what would have been his 33rd birthday ❤️
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To the rafters.
The #NHLBruins are proud to announce that during the upcoming 2026-27 season, the club will bestow its highest honor upon Patrice Bergeron by retiring his No. 37.
Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield have joined some big-name @CanadiensMTL in the record books! 👀 #NHLAwards

ALT Top: an outline of the Frank J. Selke Trophy. Below in white and gold text reads, \"Nick Suzuki. Third Canadiens player to win Frank J. Selke Trophy joining Bob Gainey & Guy Carbonneau\". To the right is a photo of Suzuki on ice in a Canadiens uniform celebrating.\n\nBottom: Cole Caufield on ice in a Canadiens uniform celebrating. To the right is an outline of the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy. Below in white and gold text reads, \"Cole Caufield. Third Canadiens player to win Lady Byng Trophy joining Toe Blake & Mats Naslund\".
"I love the man. I don't just say that because he was a teammate and probably the most integral part in why we won a couple of Stanley Cups. I say that because I loved him as a person off the ice."
@KenDaneykoMSG remembers NHL legend Claude Lemieux.
Ken Daneyko Remembers Claude Lemieux
Will never seem right to see this man finish his career in another uniform. Say what you will about his skills the past few years, but Gally gave his all to the Montreal Canadiens every time he took to the ice and deserves nothing but respect and appreciation from the fans.
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In 1999, several Avalanche players, including Claude Lemieux, plus GM Pierre Lacroix, lived in the Columbine High area and/or attended the nearby Catholic church. Columbine students were in the team's informal babysitter pool. In the wake of the 13 murders and others wounded on April 20, church parishioner Claude Lemieux asked the family of one hospitalized student if there was anything he could do. The family members, Lemieux's fellow parishioners, mused that, well, they hadn't been home much. Lemieux hired a cleaning service and sent it over to the family's home.
I suspect that Lemieux made other gestures, too, in the aftermath of the shootings, but that's the one I know about.
RIP, Pepe.



























