Former NHL Enforcer Stephen Peat Dies at 44

Former NHL enforcer Stephen Peat, who played for the Washington Capitals, has died at 44 after being struck by a car while crossing a street in Langley, British Columbia. Peat suffered life-threatening injuries in the August 30 accident and succumbed to them more than two weeks later. Known for his tough playing style, Peat had 234 penalty minutes in 130 NHL games. He had also struggled with concussion-related issues and experienced periods of homelessness. The NHL Alumni Association expressed their condolences and noted that Peat's organ donations would save numerous lives. This tragic news follows the recent deaths of Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, who were killed by a suspected drunk driver while cycling in New Jersey.