NHL legend Claude Lemieux has died

Claude Lemieux, a former NHL star and four-time Stanley Cup champion, has died at the age of 60. The news of his passing was reported by NHL Alumni and other outlets, with many expressing surprise as Lemieux had been seen in public just days prior to his death.

Lemieux was present at a Montreal Canadiens vs. Carolina Hurricanes game at the Bell Centre in Montreal on Monday evening, participating in the pre-game ceremonies. His decorated career included two Stanley Cups with the New Jersey Devils, one with the Montreal Canadiens, and one with the Colorado Avalanche.

During his NHL career, Lemieux played 1,215 regular-season games, accumulating 379 goals and 407 assists for a total of 786 points. His playing career concluded with the San Jose Sharks during the 2008-2009 season. He also represented Canada internationally, winning the World Junior Championship in 1985 and the Canada Cup in 1987.

After retiring from playing, Lemieux worked as a player agent. He is survived by his wife and four children, leaving behind a significant legacy in the hockey community.