Blackhawks Great Troy Murray Has Died - Bleacher Nation

"On the ice, Murray was a tough, hard-nosed player who was a nightmare to play against. He won the Selke Trophy in 1986 and the Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche in 1996. With Eddie Olczyk and Curt Frazier, Murray formed the "Clydesdale Line" in the 1980s."

"In the booth - and the community - Murray was the complete opposite. He was soft and engaging. He was always smiling. He made others smile. Yes, he knew his hockey and conveyed that knowledge to listeners incredibly well. But Troy also had a wicked sense of humor and always had a twinkle in his eye."

"Troy was the epitome of a Blackhawk, so far beyond his incredible playing career with a presence felt in every corner of ou"

Troy Murray, a prominent figure in Chicago Blackhawks history, has died following a battle with cancer. Murray spent 12 years playing for the Blackhawks as a tough, hard-nosed center, winning the Selke Trophy in 1986 and the Stanley Cup with Colorado in 1996. He formed the notable "Clydesdale Line" with Eddie Olczyk and Curt Frazier during the 1980s. Following his playing career, Murray spent two decades as a Blackhawks broadcaster, known for his engaging personality, humor, and deep hockey knowledge. In both professional and community settings, he was remembered for his warmth, infectious smile, and ability to connect with others. The Blackhawks organization expressed deep sorrow over his passing.

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