BREAKING: Bergeron's Replacement Decides To Retire Instead Of Signing With The Bruins
In a stunning revelation, veteran insider Frank Seravalli has delivered a seismic jolt to the hockey world.
Seravalli's authoritative account unequivocally confirms that Paul Stastny, after a remarkable 17-season career in the league, has chosen to bid farewell to his skates.
Although an official announcement is poised to precede the upcoming season, the prevailing sentiment is crystal clear.
Stastny's exit leaves an indelible mark, having graced NHL ice for a staggering 1145 games across teams such as the Avalanche, Blues, Jets, Golden Knights, and Hurricanes.
His exceptional accumulation of 822 points, inclusive of 293 goals, weaves a vivid tapestry of his extraordinary 17-year odyssey.
Notably, recent speculations had linked Stastny to the Bruins. However, with his retirement, the Bruins are compelled to chart a different course in their pursuit.
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8 AOUT | 422 ANSWERS BREAKING: Bergeron's Replacement Decides To Retire Instead Of Signing With The Bruins Do you think Stastny would've been a good choice to replace Bergeron? | ||
| Yes | 95 | 22.5 % |
| No | 327 | 77.5 % |
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