Sundin and Fleury retire
Been a big week for some of the NHL's all time greats.
Theo Fleury attempted a comeback after a 6 year hiatus from the NHL with the Calgary Flames. Fleury put up 4 points in 4 games with the club that had originally drafted him, but on Friday, the 41 year old was cut from the roster. Monday, an emotional Fleury formally announced his retirement from the NHL as a Calgary Flame.
Mats Sundin followed suit by doing the same early this morning at a press conference held in Sweden. After 18 season in the NHL Sundin ended any speculation of a possible return by announcing his retirement. Sundin came back midway through the 2009 season to play with the Vancouver Canucks.
Both players were dominant at their respective positions, and in my opinion will both be inducted into the Hall of Fame when the time comes.
Your friend on ice,
Captain Bosh




















Comments
No Sundin, no Sakic, no Roenick. I tell you, once Modano retires NHL 94 is officially dead...
Posted by: Stache | October 1, 2009 09:38 AM