In Memory of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau. Story by Laura Berestecki • 10h. T he hockey community has faced an incomprehensible loss this week with the passing of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau.

The mourning for hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew continued Wednesday as vigils in Ohio and Canada drew thousands of fans wanting to pay their respects.

Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau were tragically killed while biking in New Jersey on Aug. 29. They were hit by a car while in their hometown for their sister Katie Gaudreau's wedding.

Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau were killed by a suspected drunk driver on August 29, 2024. WPVI “It’s with great sadness, we mourn the tragic deaths of our friend Johnny Gaudreau and his brother ...

Courtesy of Meredith Gaudreau/Instagram. Johnny’s wife made a promise to her late husband and late brother-in-law Matthew with a heartfelt Instagram post on August 31. “John and Matty. U don ...

The scene in Columbus, mourning Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau. Blue Jackets GM Don Waddell and select players will speak to the media at 1 p.m. ET. There will be a candlelight vigil at 7:30.

SEWELL, N.J. — In the hour before the Gaudreau Family 5K on Saturday morning, with the sidewalk still wet from a rainstorm the previous night, hundreds and hundreds of participants filed into ...

A new charitable foundation is honoring the memory of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, who were killed last August while bicycling together in Salem County, New Jersey. Meredith Gaudreau, the wife of ...

The hockey world is mourning the tragic news that Johnny Gaudreau of the Columbus Blue Jackets and his brother, Matthew, were struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver while bike riding in New ...

Katie Gaudreau, the little sister of Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew Gaudreau—who were killed in a biking accident the night before Katie’s wedding—shared loving photos with her brothers. By ...

In lieu of typical opening night ceremonies, the Blue Jackets will honor the memory of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau. “I really haven’t thought about that night too much just yet,” Tkachuk said.