Brendan Lemieux
Brendan Lemieux is a Canadian professional ice hockey forward known for his physical style of play and controversial reputation. Born on July 15, 1996, he is the son of NHL legend Claude Lemieux, a four-time Stanley Cup champion. Brendan has had a tumultuous career, accumulating significant penalty minutes across his stints in the NHL and AHL, and has been involved in several on-ice incidents, including a notable suspension for biting an opponent. Currently playing for HC Davos in Switzerland, Lemieux has struggled to produce points, remaining scoreless in his first 17 games this season, prompting discussions about his role and effectiveness in the team. Despite the criticisms, his coach defends his contributions, highlighting his physical presence on the ice.
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Brendan Lemieux is a player for HC Davos and the son of the late Claude Lemieux.
Schweiz deklassiert Schweden und erreicht den Halbfinal
Switzerland· 2026-05-29
Brendan Lemieux, the most well-known son of Claude, followed in his father's footsteps and became a professional hockey player.
Клод Лемьё найден мёртвым: трагедия в Флориде
Kazakhstan· 2026-05-29
His son, Brendan, played in just over 300 games for the Winnipeg Jets, New York Rangers, Los Angeles Kings, Philadelphia Flyers and Hurricanes.
Claude Lemieux dead at 60, days after Bell Centre appearance in Montreal
United States· 2026-05-29
Brendan Lemieux was ejected from the game for hitting a linesman.
ZSC Lions besiegen Davos: Powerplay-Erfolg im HalbfinaleSwitzerland· 2025-04-04
Brendan Lemieux is a controversial player for HC Davos who has struggled to score points in his games.
Streitbarer Charakter beim HC DavosSwitzerland· 2025-04-02
