Hockey World Suffers Tragic Loss

Yesterday afternoon, it was announced Lew Morrison has passed away at the age of 75.

Lew was the 8th overall pick in the 1968 NHL Amateur Draft, and was selected by the Flyers. He then went on afterwards to play for four NHL teams (Philadelphia Flyers, Calgary Flames, Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguins), including three AHL teams (Quebec Aces, Richmond Robins, Broome Dusters).

In his 14-year career, Morrison had 39 goals and 52 assists, tallying up to 91 points in 564 games.

Rest in peace, Lew.

MUST READ

2 minutes ago  |  By Joshua Deeds Chicago Blackhawks company delivers low-blow move to employees a week before Christmas

53 minutes ago  |  By Joshua Deeds Chicago Blackhawks' Bedard's Net Worth Revealed With Astounding Number

2 hours ago  |  By Joshua Deeds Former Blackhawks Captain Jonathan Toews Spotted at Game Tuesday in Montreal at the Bell Centre

4 hours ago  |  By Ryan Hall Coaching Change Takes Negative Toll On Blackhawks Defenseman T.J Brodie

17 hours ago  |  By Joshua Deeds 5 Thoughts: Chicago Blackhawks vs Washingon Capitals - Passing The Buck

20 hours ago  |  By Jim Precourt 23-Year Old Sabres' Dylan Cozens on the Trade Block: Chicago Blackhawks Named Suitors

21 hours ago  |  By Joshua Deeds Jonathan Toews Shows Off New Incredible Physique in New Social Media Update

Dec 17  |  By Joshua Deeds Chicago Blackhawk Taylor Hall Skips Morning Skate And He's Disciplined

MORE STORIES