BREAKING NEWS: Hall of Fame Goalie Ken Dryden Dies at 78
Ken Dryden, the legendary goaltender who helped the Montreal Canadiens win six Stanley Cup titles, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 78.
Dryden passed away peacefully on Friday at his home in Montreal, according to the Canadiens organization. The team announced his death early Saturday morning, citing a request from his family for privacy.
The news comes as a shock to hockey fans around the world, who remember Dryden's incredible achievements behind the mask. As one of the greatest goaltenders in NHL history, he backstopped the Canadiens to six championships in eight seasons during the 1970s.
Dryden was not only an exceptional athlete but also a devoted family man and thoughtful citizen. His impact on the hockey world and beyond will be deeply felt for generations to come.
The Canadiens organization has released a statement mourning Dryden's passing, with owner Geoff Molson calling him "an exceptional man" who "deeply impacted our lives and communities across generations."
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