Beloved former Golden Knights enforcer retires from NHL
Ryan Reaves, a veteran NHL enforcer known for his physical style of play, announced his retirement from professional hockey on Wednesday via Instagram. Reaves, who spent a significant portion of his career with the Vegas Golden Knights, concludes his tenure after being widely recognized as one of the league's toughest competitors.
Ryan Reaves, one of the NHL’s toughest enforcers, announced his retirement from the NHL in an Instagram post on Wednesday.
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Enforcer Ryan Reaves said Wednesday he is retiring from hockey at age 39 after playing more than a decade and a half in the NHL, leaving just three players left who do not wear a visor.