Brad Richards Retires After 15 NHL Seasons
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Two-time Stanley Cup-winning forward Brad Richards is retiring after 15 NHL seasons.
Following one season with Detroit, the 36-year-old announced his retirement in a two-page release issued by the NHL Players' Association on Wednesday.
From Prince Edward Island, Richards was a 10-time 20-goal scorer and finished with 298 goals and 634 assists for 932 points in 1,126 games in a career that included stops in Dallas and the New York Rangers.
Richards led the Tampa Bay Lightning in scoring during their 2004 Stanley Cup-winning run and was voted playoff MVP. He also won a title in 2015 with Chicago. Richards was the NHL's rookie of the year runner-up in 2001.
In thanking his many teammates, coaches, trainers and fans, Richards called winning two championships as his two most unforgettable moments.