By Sam Laskaris Writer Following a temporary leave of absence from the Seattle Kraken, Six Nations member Brandon Montour returned to the National Hockey League club this past Saturday. And prior to Seattle’s 3-2 home victory versus the Edmonton Oilers, Montour explained he left the squad to be with his ailing older brother Cameron Noble-Montour, who died this past Monday. He was 34. Montour’s brother had battled amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, more known known as ALS, and is a disease affecting the nervous system. Montour, who is 31, was visibly shaken while meeting the media to discuss his brother, wiping tears away with a towel and taking moments to pause while speaking. He said his brother had been dealing with ALS for 3-4 years. “And it was a rough week,” he…
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