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“Everything was always John and Matty,” said Meredith, John’s wife, who revealed she was pregnant with the couple’s third child. “I know John would not have been able to live a day without his brother.”

The man accused of being drunk when his car struck and killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and brother Matthew as they biked near their South Jersey hometown the night before their sister’s wedding will remain jailed for at least another week.

A crowd of roughly 1,000 gathered outside Nationwide Arena in Columbus on Wednesday night to remember Johnny Gaudreau and brother Matthew.

More tributes are pouring in from around the hockey community after the deaths of NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew.

Katie Gaudreau, whose wedding was planned for the day after her brothers died, spoke out for the first time since the tragedy with a social media post on Monday.

On Aug. 31, Meredith Gaudreau shared two Instagram posts that paid tribute to her late husband Johnny, 31.

Matthew Gaudreau and his brother Johnny Gaudreau died after being struck by a car in New Jersey on Aug. 29. His wife Madeline Gaudreau is pregnant with their first baby, according to family.

Johnny Gaudreau was finally home in New Jersey, the NHL star with show-stopping skills back again this week for a big assist for his family as groomsman in the wedding of baby sister Katie. Little brother Matthew was part of the wedding party, too. So was the eldest of the four Gaudreau siblings, sister Kristen, the maid of honor. All…...

NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and his younger brother Matthew were struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver while riding their bikes in Salem County, New Jersey, police said.

Athletes from around the world are journeying to their respective sporting events this weekend amid the global tech outage. Here are some of the events and players who have been impacted.

Jessica Campbell will become the first woman to work on an NHL bench after the Seattle Kraken hired her as an assistant coach on Wednesday.

Tom Brady, Michael Jordan and Willie Mays are three of the biggest stars to wear a different jersey in their final seasons.

Sam Reinhart, who scored the game-winner in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, and the Panthers have agreed on an eight-year, $69 million contract, an AP source said.