Hockey World Mourns Sudden Passing of Greg Millen at 67

The former NHL goaltender and beloved broadcaster leaves behind a legacy on the ice and in the booth, as tributes pour in from across the hockey community.

Greg Millen, who played 14 NHL seasons for six teams and later became a prominent broadcaster, passed away suddenly at 67, with no cause of death disclosed.
Millen’s broadcasting career spanned over three decades, including roles on CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada and Sportsnet, where he became a trusted voice for fans across Canada.
The NHL community, including former colleagues and teams, has expressed heartfelt condolences, highlighting Millen’s passion for hockey and his impact as a player and commentator.
Millen’s career highlights include covering 12 Stanley Cup Finals, three Olympic Games, and two World Cups of Hockey, in addition to teaching leadership and mentoring others in the sport.
His passing follows other recent losses in the hockey world, deepening the sense of grief and reflection among fans and colleagues.

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