BOSTON -- Former Boston College hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew were both killed in a crash Thursday night in New Jersey while riding bikes, police said Friday. "All of us in ...

BOSTON – Flowers, sticks, bags of Skittles and bottles of purple Gatorade make up a vigil outside Conte Forum, the home rink for "Johnny Hockey" when he and his brother played at Boston College ...

In the two weeks since we lost Johnny ... Gaudreau brothers, and the impact they made on so many people. But I can’t help but try to put into words just what the Gaudreaus meant to Boston ...

The brothers were teammates at Boston College the year Johnny Gaudreau won the Hobey Baker Award."The entire BC community is stunned by the tragic news. Johnny Gaudreau was not only one of the ...

BOSTON (AP) — Boston College will honor former hockey players Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau and Tony Voce with uniform patches, a sign on the boards in front of the team bench and other tributes ...

Former Boston College hockey players Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew died on Thursday night in Salem County, N.J. According to a report by 6ABC News, the brothers were riding bicycles in ...

The Columbus Blue Jackets confirmed social media reports Friday morning that star forward Johnny Gaudreau ... with him everywhere he played from Boston College to the Calgary Flames to Team ...

Hockey players Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau killed by alleged drunk driver WATCH: The brothers helped Boston College win a National Title in 2012. They were riding bikes when they were hit by an ...

NHL and former Boston College player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother have died after their bicycles were hit by a car Reactions to the deaths of NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew ...

(WPRI) — Columbus Blue Jackets forward Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew ... Nicknamed “Johnny Hockey,” the former Boston College standout also played for Team USA.

So this is about Johnny Gaudreau, a magical little player who hockey first knew about, in lights, when he was a star at Boston College playing so much bigger than he really was. And the only way ...