BREAKING: Former Bruins Hall Of Famer Wants To Make A Return To The NHL

Mark Recchi, the legendary hockey player, retired with the Boston Bruins after winning the Stanley Cup for the third time.

He later became a player development coach for the Pittsburgh Penguins before joining the New Jersey Devils as an assistant coach.

Recchi recently expressed his desire to return to a managerial role in hockey, focusing on player development. He believes nurturing and shaping young talent is crucial in today's NHL.

While he hasn't disclosed specific teams, it's possible the Boston Bruins hold a special place for him. Recchi is actively exploring opportunities to get back into the hockey realm.

Source: Nesn

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