The Gaudreau family has made it to Calgary ahead of tomorrow night's Flames game against the Columbus Blue Jackets.

It was an emotional morning at Calgary Flames practice with Guy Gaudreau, the father of the late John, and Matthew Gaudreau, who joined the team on the ice.

Proceeds from the 50-50 will go to MADD Canada and KidSport Calgary, a charity Johnny vigorously supported. There will be a tribute video to Gaudreau’s time with the Flames and a ceremonial face-off that will include Columbus Blue Jackets centre Sean Monahan, who was Johnny’s best friend and running mate while they were both with the Flames.

The Calgary Flames and Columbus Blue Jackets share a traumatic bond that organizations never hope to have. Since the tragic passing of former Flames and Blue Ja

Vladar, a former teammate of Johnny Gaudreau, paid tribute to the late NHL All-Star and his brother on his helmet. Johnny, 31, and his brother Matthew, 29, died Aug. 29 when they were struck by an alleged drunk driver who has been charged with two counts of death by auto, while riding bicycles near their home in Salem County, New Jersey.

After the heartbreaking news that Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau were tragically killed by a drunk driver on August 29, 2024, the Gaudreau family will be in attendance at the Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Calgary Flames game on Dec. 3 to honour them.

W hen former NHL forward Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew died in a biking accident this past summer, the hockey world came together to both mourn the tragedy and honor the

Calgary Flames goaltender Dan Vladar wore a new facemask that honours Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau for Friday’s game against the Columbus Blue Jackets.