A crowd of Blue Jackets fans sang ‘happy birthday’ to Johnny Gaudreau Jr. in a touching moment in the wake of his father Johnny’s tragic death last year. The Blue Jackets were facing off against the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday,

NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew were killed by an allegedly intoxicated driver while riding their bikes in New Jersey.

The widows of National Hockey League star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, filed lawsuits against the Salem County, N.J., man charged in the brothers’ deaths following an alleged drunken-driving crash in August.

"Thank you for honoring Johnny in so many ways," the late NHL star's wife Meredith wrote in response to the cheers of "Johnny Hockey!" during the championship game

NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew were killed by an allegedly intoxicated driver as they rode bikes in Salem County.

Meredith Gaudreau continues to have her late husband, Johnny Gaudreau, on her mind as she prepares to welcome the couple’s third baby. The wife of the former Columbus Blue Jackets star posted a photo via Instagram of the couple from 2024,

Columbus Blue Jackets and Chicago Blackhawks fans sing happy birthday to Johnny Gaudreau's son, creating touching memory.

Columbus Blue Jackets and Chicago Blackhawks fans joined together to sing happy birthday to Johnny Gaudreau Jr., creating a heartwarming moment at the game.

Columbus Blue Jackets fans showed love to the late Johnny Gaudreau's family at a game on Saturday, serenading his son as he celebrated his first birthday in a moment that attracted some viral attention.

Blue Jackets hockey returned after a two-week break as fans saw a dominant win and played part in a touching moment for the Gaudreau family. Columbus came back from its break with a vengeance as they blew past the Chicago Blackhawks 5-1 at Nationwide Arena on Saturday night.

Johnny Gaudreau Jr. got quite the first birthday well-wishes on Saturday. The sellout crowd of 18,809 at Nationwide Arena for Saturday's game between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Chicago Blackhawks sang "Happy Birthday" to the son of the late Johnny Gaudreau during a stoppage in the first period: Brian Hedger of the Columbus Dispatch noted the arena's video board showed the young Gaudreau and his mother,