Legendary Linesman Dan Schachte Passes Away at 64
PUBLICATION
Jon
September 6, 2022 (2:16 PM)
Legendary NHL linesman Dan Schachte passed away this morning at the age of 64. Schachte was the first American to work 2000 games, and his career includes appearances at the Olympics, Stanley Cup Finals, and any other major event in the sport. His obituary reads:
Dan Schachte Death, Obituary- Dan Schachte was First American Man to work over 2000 games has sadly passed away. Dan gave up the ghost leaving family and friends heartbroken. The passing of Dan has brought sadness and left the family mourning and agonizing. Our thoughts and prayers are with the loved ones of Dan. We learned about this death news through a user on social media post. the statement reads below;
Schachte also officiated the infamous March 26, 1997 game between the Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings captured above. Schachte is a legend in the NHL's officiating fraternity. No details have been released out of privacy for his loved ones, to whom we express our sympathies.
The NHL issued the following statement:
|
42 minutes ago | By Jonathan Ouimet Charlie McAvoy snapped and violently attacked Zach Benson |
|
1 hour ago | By Jonathan Ouimet Jon Cooper got caught grabbing a beer with the refs |
|
2 hours ago | By Jonathan Ouimet Malkin leaving Pittsburgh: Sidney Crosby opens up like never before |
|
3 hours ago | By Danny Potvin Lightning deny Maple Leafs permission to speak with Julien BriseBois |
|
4 hours ago | By Danny Potvin Canucks GM search takes surprising turn as top names dropped |
|
5 hours ago | By Danny Potvin Habs one win away without Noah Dobson in the lineup |
|
7 hours ago | By Danny Potvin Before game 6 in Montreal, Juraj Slafkovsky fires bold message at Max Crozier |
|
7 hours ago | By Danny Potvin Devils shake up front office after 21st-place finish, part ways with Dan MacKinnon and Chuck Fletcher |