Johnny Gaudreau, a former star forward for the Calgary Flames and current player for the Columbus Blue Jackets, was tragically killed at 31 along with his brother Matthew in New Jersey after being struck by a suspected drunk driver while biking. The news has shocked the hockey community, with tributes pouring in from former teammates and organizations, highlighting Gaudreau's impact both on and off the ice. The Flames organization expressed deep sorrow, calling Gaudreau a beloved member of their family and the Calgary community, and extended condolences to his family, including his wife and children. Matthew Gaudreau, who played professionally in the AHL and ECHL, was also remembered fondly by his former team, the Worcester Railers. The brothers were cycling together when a driver, suspected of impairment, struck them from behind. Both players left significant marks on their respective teams and communities, and their sudden loss has left a profound void in the hockey world.