Greg Hill Show delivers emotional farewell to former NHL Bruins player Lyndon Byers in powerful on-air tribute

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Greg Hill Show delivers emotional farewell to former NHL Bruins player Lyndon Byers in powerful on-air tribute

NHL pays tribute to Lyndon Byers, former Bruins forward, who died at 61 (Credit: Getty Images)

On a somber Monday morning, the Greg Hill Show opened not with sports highlights or summer league chatter. But with the heavy weight of loss. Greg Hill, longtime friend and broadcast partner of Lyndon Byers, paused the usual programming to speak directly to listeners about a man he worked with for more than two decades.Hill’s emotional delivery revealed the profound personal loss this was. Their 34-year friendship translated into years of radio chemistry that entertained and comforted thousands across New England. Monday’s show wasn’t just a broadcast; it was a tribute to a bond that went far beyond the mic.

Lyndon Byers is celebrated as a Boston icon beyond hockey

Though Lyndon Byers was born in Nipawin, Saskatchewan, his soul seemed to belong in Boston, and drafted by the Bruins in the early 1980s.

He built a career defined by grit, energy, and unmatched charisma. His time in the NHL included memorable on-ice moments, but his true post-hockey impact came through his voice. As the city reacted to the news, social media filled with stories from fans who felt like they knew him personally.

Final on-air appearance and message of connection remembered

Greg Hill revealed that Lyndon Byers last appeared on the show in February during his birthday celebration. A leap year baby, LB marked the moment with familiar joy and laughter, but behind the fun, there were signs of declining health; Hill reflected on the importance of checking in and never taking loved ones for granted.

A sentiment that hit harder in the wake of LB’s passing.Lyndon Byers’ passing has left a lasting emotional void in Boston, from NHL enforcer to beloved broadcaster. He built a legacy marked by humor and honesty, Greg Hill’s tribute reflected a deep personal loss and reminded fans to cherish every connection, LB may be gone, but his impact will echo in Boston’s spirit for years to come.Also Read: Johnny Gaudreau’s wife, Meredith Gaudreau Meredith Gaudreau hosts a river cruise bachelorette for Odette Frye

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