Jimmy Hayes, who won a public hockey title at Boston College and played seven seasons in the NHL, has kicked the bucket. He was 31.
A law authorization official said surgeons on Monday were called to the Hayes home in the Boston rural areas, where he was articulated dead. No different subtleties were revealed.
Hayes, a 6-foot-5 conservative, was drafted in the second round (60th by and large) in 2008 by the Toronto Maple Leafs.
After two years, he helped Boston College to its second consecutive public title, adding up to 13 objectives and 22 aids 42 games as a sophomore. He made his NHL debut in December 2011 after an exchange to the Chicago Blackhawks.
“The Boston Bruins are grief-stricken by the death of Dorchester local and previous Bruin Jimmy Hayes,” an assertion from the group said. “Our considerations are with his significant other Kristen, his children Beau and Mac, and the whole Hayes family during this truly challenging time.”
“I’m crushed to learn of the death of my companion Jimmy Hayes,” Bruins group commander Patrice Bergeron said. “It was a joy becoming acquainted with Jimmy, and he was such a delight to be around here and there the ice.”
“We’ve lost an extraordinary individual,” Bergeron said.
Boston College said on Twitter it is “grief-stricken” over the passing.
More youthful sibling Kevin Hayes is a middle for the Philadelphia Flyers.
Jimmy Hayes played 334 games in the NHL and had 54 objectives and 55 helps. He likewise played for the Florida Panthers, Boston Bruins, and New Jersey Devils.
He last played expertly in 2019 and had been a co-host of a web recording called “Missin Curfew.”
Hayes was brought into the world in Dorchester, Massachusetts. Notwithstanding his significant other and kids, Hayes is made due by four kin and his folks, Shelagh and Kevin Hayes Sr.
