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Blue Jackets reveal one way they'll honor Johnny Gaudreau this season

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Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. The Columbus Blue Jackets entered training camp Wednesday still hurting from the loss of veteran forward Johnny Gaudreau, who was killed, along with his younger brother, Matthew Gaudreau, by a suspected drunk driver in New Jersey three weeks ago.

Columbus was already taking the offseason to reflect on a poor 2023-24 campaign and the shake-up of the front office and coaching staff.

While the new regime is looking to start the new season off on the right foot, the entire organization is trying to deal with the grief and pain of losing one of its cornerstone players.  CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Columbus Blue Jackets left wing Johnny Gaudreau plays the puck against the Montreal Canadiens during the second period at Bell Centre.  (David Kirouac/USA Today Sports) "I’ll miss him the rest of my life," Sean Monahan told reporters Wednesday, via the New York Post.

Monahan signed with the Blue Jackets to play alongside Gaudreau again after eight seasons with him on the Calgary Flames,  The Blue Jackets, though, have already thought of one way to honor their former teammate.

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