Chicago Blackhawks left wing Patrick Maroon (77) celebrates after a goal by center Philipp Kurashev during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Vegas Golden Knights, Thursday ...

“I was shocked what the Blues did for me tonight,” Maroon said. “They didn’t have to do that. I was just playing a hockey game. I couldn’t have written a better script on how it all ...

Three-time Stanley Cup winner Patrick Maroon will be hanging up his skates after this season. The Chicago Blackhawks forward made the announcement Saturday ahead of Chicago's game at the St.

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Maroon announced Saturday that he plans to retire after the 2024-25 season. Maroon played in his 840th regular-season game against St. Louis on Saturday. The Missouri native entered Saturday's ...

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Three-time Stanley Cup champion Patrick Maroon said he is retiring after this season. Maroon, who turns 37 next month, made the announcement in a pregame television interview ...

Louis and have my family come in town," said Maroon trailing off as he became overcome with emotion. Maroon was being interviewed by former National Hockey League goaltender Darren Pang and I suspect ...

Raised in south St. Louis County, Maroon graduated from Oakville High School in 2006 before being recruited to the North American Hockey League, setting the stage for his NHL career.

Quercia was hit so hard that his helmet went flying into the air. While we have certainly seen better hockey fights than that, Quercia is going to be haunted by clips of his helmet flying into the ...

Things quickly took a drastic shift however when, during a pre-game interview, former St. Louis Blues forward Pat Maroon unexpectedly announced that this would be his final season in the National ...