Former NHL Player Ron Duguay Dies at 69 After Cancer Battle
Former NHL player Ron Duguay, known for his nearly 1,000 games played primarily with the New York Rangers, has died at the age of 69 following a battle with cancer.
Orlando Daytona Beach Melbourne, FL, October 22, 2026 —
Former NHL player Ron Duguay has died at 69 following a battle with cancer, according to the information provided in the report.
Duguay was known for playing nearly 1,000 games in the NHL, primarily with the New York Rangers. The report does not provide a precise number of games or a breakdown of his appearances by team.
No further details about his death were provided, including when or where it occurred. The report also does not specify the type of cancer, when Duguay was diagnosed, or how long he had been battling the illness.
The information available does not include statements from Duguay’s family, former teammates, the Rangers or the NHL. It also does not provide details about his career beyond his playing time and association with the Rangers. His age, cause of death and broad career connection are the confirmed points in the report; additional personal or professional details were not included.
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