Former Stanley Cup winner and Maple Leaf Paul Masnick passes away
The NHL has announced that the oldest living member of the Montreal Canadiens 1953 Stanley Cup championship team, Paul Masnick, has passed away at 92.
Hockey fans around the world will be saddened to learn the news that Paul Masnick has passed away at the age of 92. Masnick passed in Barrie, Ontario, where he spent the latter portion of his life after hockey.
Masnick was the oldest living member of the Montreal Canadiens' 1953 Stanley Cup Championship team before his passing. He had played in the NHL throughout the 1950s, playing for the Montreal Canadiens, Chicago Blackhawks, and the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Masnick dies at 92, was oldest surviving member of '53 Canadiens Cup winner
This is more sad news for Montreal Canadiens fans, as they have been supporting current head coach Martin St-Louis during his absence from the team to attend to family matters.
We are sending our thoughts to Masnick's family and friends during this time, and he will surely be remembered by hockey fans around the world.
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