Former New York Rangers star Ron Duguay dies of cancer at 69

Ron Duguay, a former New York Rangers star and NHL All-Star, died of cancer at age 69. He was diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer in 2024, which later spread to his liver. Duguay played 12 NHL seasons, including eight with the Rangers, and was a longtime analyst for MSG Network. His girlfriend, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, announced his death, expressing grief and faith. His family had sought financial help for treatment, raising over $168,000. Duguay is remembered as one of the most popular players in Rangers history.