A former NHL player and coach has passed away at the age of 70. His wife, Cindy, shared the news with ESPN. The individual had been diagnosed with a health condition, Parkinson's disease, which led to his retirement from a cable sports network. He spent 27 years at the network, with a brief interruption to coach a hockey team.

Further details about his life and career are available. His time at the network was marked by his distinctive voice and knowledge of the game.

The sports network has released a statement remembering him as a trusted voice in hockey.