A longtime NHL forward best known for his 12-season career with the New York Rangers has died at 69 after battling Stage 4 cancer. The former player had previously shared details of his diagnosis with media outlets, including the New York Post. Duguay’s career spanned multiple teams, though his tenure with the Rangers remains a defining part of his legacy. Fans and former teammates are expected to reflect on his contributions to the sport following his passing.

Ron Duguay, who played 12 seasons in the NHL mostly for the New York Rangers, died Thursday at the age of 69. The former forward was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer that he told the New York Post ...