The hockey world is mourning the loss of Ken Dryden, the former Montreal Canadiens goaltender, who passed away at 78 after battling cancer. A six-time Stanley Cup champion and key player in the 1972 Summit Series, Dryden also served as President of the Toronto Maple Leafs and was a successful author and politician; his family requests privacy and suggests donations to cancer and concussion foundations in his memory.
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Legendary Canadiens Goalie and Ex-Maple Leafs President Ken Dryden Passes Away After Cancer Battle
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