Claude Lemieux s'éteint à l'âge de 60 ans | LNH.com
L’ancien attaquant a remporté la Coupe Stanley à quatre reprises avec trois équipes différentes, dont les Canadiens en 1986
www.nhl.comClaude Lemieux, former NHL forward and four-time Stanley Cup champion, has recently died at age 60 (reported May 27-28, 2026). Several outlets confirmed the news, noting his notable playoff performances and career with Montreal, New Jersey, Colorado, and Detroit, among others. He was 60 at the time of death, with Montreal Canadiens and NHL alumni groups issuing condolences. The exact cause of death was not disclosed in initial reports.
Key points from recent coverage
- Claude Lemieux passed away at 60, with tributes from the Canadiens organization and the broader hockey community [sources from May 27-28, 2026].
- He won four Stanley Cups during his career, including one with the Montreal Canadiens in 1986 and others with New Jersey and Colorado [sources from May 27-28, 2026].
- His on-ice legacy includes a reputation as a tenacious competitor and a member of several notable playoff runs, including a famous and controversial hit in the 1997 West Final era (reports emphasize his intense style and impact on the game) [sources from May 27-28, 2026].
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