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.

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 ...

Maroon assisted on Tyler Bozak 's Game 1-winning goal against Winnipeg the day after. Uncle Rob Fererra texts Patrick the night before a game and usually tells him, "Don't forget, dream of big ...

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 ...

If Tampa Bay wins it all, there likely won’t be a parade during the pandemic. But for Patti and Patrick Maroon, nothing could top the parade from 2019 — or the parade they already had in 2020.

Blackhawks' Patrick Maroon, a 3-time Stanley Cup champion, says he's retiring after the season Updated Mar. 22, 2025 6:52 p.m. ET Associated Press ...

Patrick Maroon had a night he'll never forget Tuesday as he netted the game-winner in double overtime to lead his hometown team, the St. Louis Blues, to a Game 7 win and a trip to the Western ...

Lighting winger Patrick Maroon saw plenty of the Bruins in June 2019 en route to the Blues clinching the Stanley Cup in Game 7 at the Garden. More than a year later, despite some key changes at ...

Patrick Maroon of the Tampa Bay Lightning is on verge of history. He would become the fourth player in NHL history and first since 1964 to win the Stanley Cup three seasons in a row with two ...

Patrick Maroon played his first eight NHL seasons away from his son, who lived with his mother in the St. Louis suburbs. When he was a free agent last summer, he had a more lucrative offer from ...

" Patrick Maroon, we know well, he was on our list. But with any player that was available, there's a certain price point asset-wise that we're comfortable with.