​Defenseman Lyle Odelein, a veteran of 16 NHL seasons who won a Stanley Cup with the Montreal Canadiens in 1993, died suddenly on Friday, Oct. 2. He was 58.The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Odelein died of a heart attack.Odelein played 1,056 regular season games and another 86 in the postseason for the Canadiens (1989-96), New Jersey Devils (1996-2000), Phoenix Coyotes (2000), Columbus Blue Jackets (2000-02), Chicago Blackhawks (2002-03), Dallas Stars (2003), Florida Panthers (2003-04) and Pittsburgh Penguins (2005-06)MORE: NBA Hall of Famer, 11-time All-Star, first MVP dies at 93Odelein finished his career with 50 goals and 202 assists in the regular season, and another five goals and 13 assists in the playoffs. Known mostly for his bruising physical play, Odelein racked up 2,316 penalty minutes in his regular-season career.A native of Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, Odelein was picked in the seventh round of the 1986 NHL draft by the Habs.MORE: Montreal Canadiens make statement with coaching decisionMore to come on this story.—Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter—