1100-Game NHL Vetetan Reportedly Hangs Up the Skates

The renowned insider Frank Seravalli reported some big news earlier today.

Seravalli announced that Paul Stastny is retiring from the NHL after 17 years.

An official announcement should be made in this regard before the start of the next season.

The son of the legendary Peter Stastny played 1145 games in the NHL for the Avalanche, the Blues, the Jets, the Golden Knights, and the Hurricanes. He scored 822 points, including 293 goals, in his 17-year career.

Do you think he'll come back to the NHL as a coach?

As seen on Blade of Steel - 17-year NHL veteran reportedly hanging up the skates for the final time

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