Pat Maroon retired from the NHL in March, and he has landed an intriguing new role.
The Stanley Cup playoffs are heating up, and while beloved veteran Pat Maroon won’t be featured on the ice, that doesn’t mean we won’t be seeing him during the postseason.
Following a great and successful career, the three-time Stanley Cup winner announced his retirement at the conclusion of the 2024-25 campaign.
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