Claude Lemieux’s NHL impact still felt in his second life as an agent
Claude Lemieux, a former NHL player and agent, passed away at the age of 60, reportedly by suicide. His impact on hockey continued through his work as an agent for several prominent players. Lemieux was honored just days before his death, highlighting his lasting legacy in the sport.
- ▪Claude Lemieux was a four-time Stanley Cup winner and a significant figure in hockey.
- ▪He represented several top NHL players, including Timo Meier and Frederik Andersen.
- ▪Lemieux's death was unexpected, occurring shortly after he was honored by the Canadiens.
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NHL Claude Lemieux’s NHL impact still felt in his second life as an agent By Michael Blinn Published May 29, 2026, 10:58 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Claude Lemieux’s impact is still being felt on hockey. The former NHL forward, dead at the age of 60 by apparent suicide Thursday, remained a big figure in the sport long after his last game in 2009 as a player agent. Lemieux, a longtime agitator and big-game performer, represented several of today’s biggest stars, including the likes of Devils forward Timo Meier and Hurricanes goalie Frederik Andersen. 3 Retired Colorado Avalanche player Claude Lemieux waves to fans as he is honored for his years on the ice before the Avalanche host the New Jersey Devils.
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