NHL Legend Claude Lemieux Passes Away at 60 Former NHL player Claude Lemieux, known for his tenacious on-ice presence and four Stanley Cup championships, has tragically passed away at the age of 60. A key figure in the Montreal Canadiens' 1986 and 1993 Stanley Cup wins, the New Jersey Devils' 1995 title, and the Colorado Avalanche's 1996 championship, Lemieux's feisty playing style and clutch performances earned him a reputation as one of the most beloved and respected players of his generation. As news of his death emerges, fans and former teammates are remembering Lemieux's contributions to the sport and the lasting impact he had on the game. Further details surrounding the circumstances of his passing are still coming to light.

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