Montreal Canadiens defenseman Lyle Odelein, who won the Stanley Cup with the team in 1993, dies at age 58. Multiple NHL clubs he played for confirm his death through social media posts, according to reports.
Odelein’s career includes time with several NHL organizations beyond the Canadiens. The accounts focus on his Stanley Cup win and the teams that publicly note his passing, including Montreal. Different outlets provide overlapping career framing—some lead with his Canadiens championship, while others emphasize that he played for multiple franchises over his NHL tenure.
Overall, the coverage agrees on the central points: his role as a defenseman, his 1993 championship with the Canadiens, and the age and timing of his death being confirmed by teams and widely reported.
