Blake Coleman, Evander Kane, Max Domi and other NHL players pays tribute to Johnny Gaudreau after his tragic passing

Numerous NHL stars have paid tribute to the late Johnny Gaudreau following his tragic death. With the hockey world reeling from the news, former teammates and fellow NHLers have posted heartfelt messages remembering the beloved Johnny Hockey.

Max Domi of the Toronto Maple Leafs posted a story on IG with the caption:

“Devastating. Always smiling. Always happy. Incredible guy. Everyone loves Johnny. Rest in peace brother.”

Max Domi of the Toronto Maple Leafs pays tribute to Johnny Gaudreau Evander Kane of the Edmonton Oilers remembers Johnny Gaudreau with Evander Kane of the Edmonton Oilers remembers Johnny Gaudreau with a touching tribute.

Kevin Hayes of the Pittsburgh Penguins posted a photo on IG with the caption:

“Love you John! Say hello to Beau’s Dad for me,” Evan Sporer tweeted.

Former teammate Rasmus Andersson of the Calgary Flames posted one of the most heartfelt tributes:

“There hasn’t been a dry eye in the Andersson house today we all love you Johnny. Looking back at this picture with a smile and a tear, we were very hungover laughing about this the next morning… To Meredith Noa and Johnny Jr we’re always here for you and we love you.”

Evander Kane of the Edmonton Oilers posted a magnificent tribute:

“So unfortunate and another reminder of how precious life is.”

Evander Kane of the Edmonton Oilers remembers Johnny Gaudreau with a touching tribute.

It’s too bad that tragedies such as Johnny Gaudreau’s devastating loss serve as stark reminders that each second counts.

Columbus Blue Jackets pay homage to Johnny Gaudreau

The Columbus Blue Jackets issued an official statement mourning the loss of Johnny Hockey. In the statement, the team paid homage to the legacy left behind by one of the NHL’s most beloved stars:

“Johnny played the game with great joy which was felt by everyone who saw him on the ice. He brought a genuine love for hockey with him everywhere he played from Boston College to the Calgary Flames to Team USA to the Blue Jackets.”

The team highlighted Johnny Gaudreau’s impact on the organization:

“The impact he had on our organization and our sport was profound but pales in comparison to the indelible impression he made on everyone who knew him. Johnny embraced our community when he arrived two years ago, and Columbus welcomed him with open arms.”

The Blue Jackets concluded their statement:

“We will miss him terribly and do everything that we can to support his family and each other through this tragedy.”

There is no way that Johnny Hockey would ever be replaced. Gaudreau will forever live in the hearts and minds of those who knew him, watched him play, and got to know the wonderful human being that he was.