TRAGIC: Legendary NHLer and Seven-Time Stanley Cup Champion Passes Away

In breaking news, a tragic passing within the hockey community was announced.

Jean-Guy Talbot, a defeseman who played with the Montreal Canadiens' dynasty in the 1950's and 60's, tragically passed away on Thursday evening at 91 years old.

In his career, he played mostly for the Canadiens, but also competed in Detroit, Buffalo, Minnessota (North Stars), and St. Louis. In 1056 games, he scored 43 goals, 242 assists and tallied 1,006 penalty minutes.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to his friends and family.

As seen on Hockey Patrol - Former member of the Montreal Canadiens dynasty passes away

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