Legendary Canadiens goalie Ken Dryden passes away at 78
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Ken Dryden, a legendary NHL goalie for the Montreal Canadiens and Hall of Famer, has died at age 78 after battling cancer. He was instrumental in winning six Stanley Cups, known for his exceptional skill and leadership, and also had a notable career as an author, broadcaster, and politician. His legacy includes numerous awards, contributions to Canadian sports and culture, and a lasting impact on hockey.
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