NHL Remembering Johnny Hockey: Johnny Gaudreau and brother Matthew shined on and off the ice Family members always called him John, with the “Johnny Hockey” nickname coming from his days at ...

Johnny Gaudreau, the undersized NHL standout who died Thursday night along with younger brother Matthew, cast a long shadow on and off the ice.

Johnny Gaudreau may have come up from the States, but hockey fans in Calgary, and across Canada, will remember him as one of our own. Thinking of his teammates, friends, and the Gaudreau family today.

Before every game, Johnny Gaudreau ate a mountain of sauce-free pasta topped with butter and paired with a Coca-Cola. The reaction of people witnessing it for the first time is one of the many ...

After almost a week of grieving, the Blue Jackets are still reeling from the sting of losing Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, in a tragic wreck. Johnny, 31, and Matthew, 29, were killed ...

Johnny Gaudreau was known as “Johnny Hockey” for his lifelong journey in the sport he loved along with his family.

The remains of Matthew Gaudreau arrives for his and his brother Columbus Blue Jackets hockey player John Gaudreau's funeral at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church in Media, Pa., Monday, Sept. 9, 2024.

Vigils held for Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau in Columbus, Ohio, and Canada 02:09. Before every game, Johnny Gaudreau ate a mountain of sauce-free pasta topped with butter and paired with a Coca-Cola.

The eldest Gaudreau brother, Johnny was picked by Calgary in the fourth round of the NHL draft in 2011. His boyhood team, the Philadelphia Flyers, were interested but only in later rounds ...

FILE - Columbus Blue Jackets' Johnny Gaudreau looks on during an NHL hockey game against the Philadelphia Flyers, Tuesday, April 11, 2023, in Philadelphia.

The eldest Gaudreau brother, Johnny was picked by Calgary in the fourth round of the NHL draft in 2011. His boyhood team, the Philadelphia Flyers, were interested but only in later rounds ...

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