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Hockey world mourning after sudden death of Logan O'Connor's father - Marqueur.com

·Oct 9, 2026
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Logan O'Connor is stepping away from the Avalanche after the sudden passing of his father, Myles O'Connor, at 59. Colorado shared the news hours before tonight's game in Calgary, releasing a statement of deep sadness and support for Logan and his family. Logan is taking a personal leave of absence to be with his loved ones. No details about the cause of Myles' passing have been disclosed.

Hockey can wait. Whatever time Logan needs, Colorado should hand it over without a second thought. A hockey schedule works a lot like a train timetable. It keeps rolling no matter what happens on the platform, and tonight that feels cruel. Myles was a hockey man through and through. The Calgary native was drafted by the New Jersey Devils in the third round in 1985, 45th overall. He captained the University of Michigan in his senior year, then went on to play 43 NHL games with the Devils and the Mighty Ducks.

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