A legendary figure in hockey history, a former player who achieved an extraordinary milestone by winning the Stanley Cup in each of his first four NHL seasons has passed away. Known for his dominance with the Montreal Canadiens, his career was marked by unparalleled early success in the league. The loss comes as a significant moment for fans and the sports community, reflecting on a life deeply intertwined with the sport’s greatest achievements. Details about his later years and legacy continue to unfold.

Andre Pronovost, who won the Stanley Cup four times in each of his first four NHL seasons with the Montreal Canadiens, died Tuesday. He was 90.