On August 15th, the Muskegon Lumberjacks announced the addition of three-time Stanley Cup Champion Patrick Maroon to their coaching staff. Maroon retired from the NHL this past March, where he ended ...

At the end of the 2024-25 season, Pat Maroon announced his retirement from the National Hockey League on National TV in his hometown of St. Louis while wearing a Chicago Blackhawks sweater.

That’s “Coach Big Rig” to you. On Friday, the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the United States Hockey League announced that the team ...

Patrick Maroon wasn't away from the game for long. Back in April, Maroon, 37, officially hung up his skates after 14 NHL seasons. On Friday, the Muskegon Lumber ...

Maroon has played 1,002 regular-season and playoff games with Anaheim, Edmonton, New Jersey, St. Louis, Minnesota, Boston and Chicago after getting drafted in the sixth round in 2007 by Philadelphia.

Look, Maroon took less money to come home. His agent probably had at least two offers of $2.5-3 million sitting on the desk, but Pat said no thanks. He wants to do something extraordinary: bring a ...

Maroon, a 29-year-old left wing, will join his fourth NHL organization. Maroon was originally drafted by the Flyers, but he made his NHL debut with the Anaheim Ducks in 2011-12.

Maroon played a big role in their playoff run last season, where he accounted for 27 goals and 15 assists over 81 regular-season games to help the Oilers end their 10-year playoff drought.

Syracuse Crunch forward Patrick Maroon’s bulk was the target of some kidding in the team’s locker room Saturday night. It was friendly fire, considering how Maroon had used his 6-foot ...