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Max Pacioretty Retires, Joins Michigan Hockey as Coach

10/2/2025

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Max Pacioretty retires from the National Hockey League (NHL) after 17 seasons with the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs.
He will be a special assistant coach for the University of Michigan's hockey program, where he played in 2007-08.
He finished with 335 goals and 346 assists in 939 regular-season games, leaving a Montreal-Toronto legacy despite no Stanley Cup.

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Story summary

Max Pacioretty retires from the National Hockey League (NHL) after 17 seasons with the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs.
He will be a special assistant coach for the University of Michigan's hockey program, where he played in 2007-08.
He finished with 335 goals and 346 assists in 939 regular-season games, leaving a Montreal-Toronto legacy despite no Stanley Cup.