The Columbus Blue Jackets convened for training camp this week weighed down by the grief of losing star forward Johnny Gaudreau three weeks ago and with plans to honor Gaudreau and his brother.

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Blue Jackets eager to bond while starting a new season with heavy hearts following tragic deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau.

The Columbus Blue Jackets are planning to honor the memory of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau throughout the 2024-25 season, according to an announcement from the team. Beginning with the Blue Jackets' first preseason game against the Buffalo Sabres on Sept.

The NHL star and his brother Matthew died last month after an alleged drunk driver crashed into them while riding bicycles

After an impossible offseason, the Columbus Blue Jackets have to somehow focus on hockey with training camps opening this week.

The Columbus Blue Jackets will wear a jersey patch and sticker on their helmets this upcoming NHL season to honor Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau.

The Columbus Blue Jackets announced plans to honor Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau this season. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] As previously reported by News Center 7, the brothers died in late August when they were hit by a driver while riding bikes in New Jersey.