Overview
- The team said Goyette died Saturday, with the announcement coming Sunday.
- He opened his NHL career by winning four consecutive Stanley Cups with Montreal.
- Over 940 regular-season games, he recorded 207 goals and 467 assists, plus 46 points in 94 playoff games.
- He earned the 1969-70 Lady Byng Trophy with St. Louis after a 78-point season in 72 games.
- Following retirement, he served as the first head coach of the expansion New York Islanders, who started 6-40-4 before he was replaced by Earl Ingarfield.