street. Stanley’s three-time Stanley champion Patrick Maron has announced that he will retire after this season.
Maron, who turns 37 next month, made the announcement in a pre-match interview before he and Chicago Blackhocks play in their hometown, St. Louis Blues.
“Sometimes, you have to give up everything you know and all the things you have dreamed of throughout your life,” Maron told Darren Pangi. “I just know I know it’s time for me and it’s time for my family to go and start a new page in our lives.
Maron helped Blues win his first tournament in France’s history in
Maron became the fourth player of the NHL in 1964, the first player to win two different teams for three consecutive years. It wasn’t a coincidence that he revealed that he was calling him a profession while he was present at St. Louis with his family.
“That’s difficult,” Maron says. “It’s hard to go through things like this. You can’t really process it, but I think it’s special for me and my family to go to start new issues.
Maron 1002 played 1,002 games with Anahim, Edmonton, New Jersey, St. Louis, Minnesota, Boston and Chicago, after being taken in the sixth round by Philadelphia in 2007.