Former NHL Player Ron Duguay Dies at 69 After Cancer Battle
Former NHL player Ron Duguay has died at the age of 69 following a battle with cancer. The news was reported by the Mankato Free Press.
Mankato, MN, October 22, 2026 —
Former NHL player Ron Duguay has died at age 69 following a battle with cancer, according to a report by the Mankato Free Press.
The information provided about his death is limited. It does not specify when or where Duguay died, the type of cancer, or how long he had been ill. No details were provided about funeral arrangements, survivors or statements from family members or representatives.
Duguay is identified in the report summary as a former National Hockey League player. It does not include details about the teams he played for, his career dates, position or other accomplishments, so those details cannot be confirmed from the information available for this article.
The Mankato Free Press is the outlet identified as reporting his death. No direct statements from the newspaper or other sources were included in the summary. Further circumstances surrounding his death were also not provided.
With the available information, the confirmed details are that Duguay was 69, had played in the NHL and died following a battle with cancer. Additional information about his life, hockey career and the circumstances of his death was not included in the report summary.
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