Lyndon Byers, former Boston Bruins enforcer and beloved radio host, has passed away. The Bruins announced Byers died on July 4 but did not disclose the cause of death. “Lyndon was a fan favorite ...

The Greg Hill Show opened its Monday broadcast with a moving tribute to former Boston Bruins enforcer and NHL personality Lyndon Byers, who passed awa ...

Lyndon ‘LB’ Byers, the former Boston Bruins player who later became a radio personality, died on July 4, 2025. He was 61.

Lyndon Byers, an enforcer who spent most of his career with the Bruins and appeared in two Stanley Cup Finals, died Friday, the team announced. He was 61. No cause of death was given.

Lyndon "LB" Byers on The Greg Hill Show. When his playing career was over, Byers joined The Greg Hill Show on WAAF. They worked together for 23 years until Byers left the show in 2019 when Hill ...

Lyndon “LB” Byers, the larger-than-life former Boston Bruins enforcer and beloved Boston radio personality, passed away suddenly on July 4, 2025, at age 61.Known as one of hockey’s toughest ...

Former Bruin Lyndon Byers died Friday, his wife announced on social media. He was 61. Byers played 10 seasons in the NHL, the first nine with the Bruins. He was a huge fan favorite in Boston ...

Lyndon Byers’s uppercut was unmatched. “Oh, my gosh,” Bob Sweeney said Tuesday. “Everybody used to talk about it on our team, and I know all of his opponents did, as well.

Lyndon Byers reportedly died after struggling with unknown health issues in 2025, and his wife, Annie, announced the heartbreaking news of his death. Skip to content. Primary Navigation.

Lyndon “LB” Byers, the former Boston Bruins player who later became a radio personality, died on July 4 at age 61; Byers played for the team from 1983 to 1992 and went to the Stanley Cup ...

CBS News Boston Live. Former Boston Bruin and radio host Lyndon "LB" Byers has died, the team confirmed on Saturday. He was 61 years old. Born in Saskatchewan, Byers was drafted by the Bruins in ...

Lyndon Byers, an enforcer who spent most of his career with the Bruins and appeared in two Stanley Cup Finals, died Friday, the team announced. He was 61. No cause of death was given.