New details emerge surrounding four-time Stanley Cup winner Claude Lemieux's death

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Claude Lemieux, a four-time Stanley Cup champion, died aft taking his ain life, nan Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office confirmed. He was 60.

Authorities said Thursday that deputies responded soon aft 3 a.m. to nan segment of an evident termination astatine nan family’s furnishings shop successful Lake Park, Florida. The serviceman said nan unfortunate was believed to beryllium Lemieux, who was recovered successful a rear storage by 1 of his sons.

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Claude Lemieux made an quality astatine Montreal's Bell Centre for Game 3 of nan Eastern Conference Final conscionable days earlier his death. (Photo by Matt Garies/NHLI via Getty Images)

Lemieux collapsed into nan convention pinch nan Montreal Canadiens and was portion of their Stanley Cup-winning squad successful 1986.

He won 4 Stanley Cups successful his profession and successful 1995 and 1996 became nan 10th subordinate successful NHL history to triumph back-to-back Stanley Cups pinch different teams, first pinch nan New Jersey Devils and past pinch nan Colorado Avalanche.

NHL GREAT CLAUDE LEMIEUX, 60, DEAD JUST DAYS AFTER MAKING AN APPEARANCE AT THE EASTERN CONFERENCE FINAL

Claude Lemieux won 4 Stanley Cups during his career, nan first of which came successful 1986 pinch nan Montreal Canadiens. (Photo by Bruce Bennett Studios via Getty Images Studios/Getty Images)

After nan 1995 Stanley Cup Final, Lemieux was besides awarded nan Conn Smythe Trophy. In his postseason career, Lemieux had 158 points (80G, 78A) successful 234 games played.

Lemieux past played successful nan NHL pinch nan San Jose Sharks, and retired successful 2009.

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In all, he appeared successful 1,215 NHL games for nan Montreal Canadiens, New Jersey Devils, Colorado Avalanche, Phoenix Coyotes, Dallas Stars and San Jose Sharks.

He went connected to go a subordinate agent, and oddly enough, according to North State Journal, represented Carolina Hurricanes goalie Frederik Andersen.

OutKick's Matt Reigle and The Associated Press contributed to this report.