Milt Schmidt, the hockey hall of famer who led Boston to two Stanley Cup
championships as the center of the "Kraut Line," served Canada in World
War II and returned to the NHL to win its MVP award and two more titles
as the Bruins general manager, died on Wednesday, the team said.
He was 98.
Schmidt had been the oldest living NHL player. He was the only person in Bruins franchise history to serve as on-ice captain, coach and general manager.