2x Cup Champion and Jack Adams Winner Has Sadly Passed Away

Bob Murdoch, a successful NHL figure, sadly passed away at 76.

His remarkable career included two Stanley Cup victories with the Montreal Canadiens. Murdoch showcased his two-way style of play during his time with the Los Angeles Kings, earning an All-Star team spot in the 1974-1975 season. After retiring as a player, he transitioned into coaching, achieving notable accolades, including the Jack Adams Award with the Winnipeg Jets.

Murdoch's impact on the NHL will be remembered, and he leaves a legacy of hockey excellence behind.

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