Police say Higgins failed a field sobriety test after he drove into the Gaudreaus near their childhood home in South Jersey. Johnny Gaudreau played for the Columbus Blue Jackets and Calgary Flames ...

A month and a half after he and his brother were killed in a drunk driving accident, friends and fans of Johnny Gaudreau honored his memory at the Columbus Blue Jackets home opener. Gaudreau ...

The Buffalo Sabres have just one win in their first five games of the season heading into a Thursday road clash against the Columbus ... The Blue Jackets hoisted a banner bearing his jersey ...

when Blue Jackets president of hockey operations/general manager Don Waddell presented him with a jersey while the crowd provided an ovation in the background. Columbus Blue Jackets 1, Buffalo ...

Johnny Gaudreau's Columbus teammates were given a ... The 31-year-old Gaudreau wore jersey No. 13 for the Blue Jackets. Matthew Gaudreau -- who was 29 and played five pro seasons in the American ...

An emotional scene played out in Columbus on Tuesday night ... For warmups ahead of Tuesday’s game, Blue Jackets and Panthers players wore jerseys with Gaudreau’s name and jersey number ...

The Columbus Blue Jackets home opener on Tuesday ... where Gaudreau should have been. Both the Jackets and Florida Panthers wore Gaudreau jerseys with his No. 13 during warmups.

Ahead of Tuesday night’s home opener against the Florida Panthers, the Columbus ... Both the Blue Jackets and the Panthers participated in pregame warm-ups wearing Gaudreau No. 13 jerseys.

The Columbus ... Blue Jackets star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, who were struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver while riding their bicycles near their family's home in New Jersey.

both teams also stood still for about 13 seconds in honor of Gaudreau's no. 13 and players' team helmets and jerseys also featured the number. A #13 patch in remembrance of Columbus Blue Jackets ...

The night was about hockey in Columbus, but it was also about so much more. The Blue Jackets and their fans ... his game-worn equipment jerseys from his time in Columbus and at Boston College.