Logan Couture, the captain of the San Jose Sharks, announced his retirement after 16 seasons in the NHL, citing health concerns from Osteitis Pubis. Despite the physical toll that led to his departure, Couture expressed deep gratitude for his career and reminiscences of memorable moments, including deep playoff runs and his first NHL game. He noted the pain he experienced during his final games, hinting at the inevitability of this moment. Couture remains under contract with the Sharks through the 2026-27 season, securing his legacy with the team.
"My career of playing hockey has come to an end - I'm not physically able to play anymore. I loved and cherished every single moment I got to play in this league."
"I was in a ton of pain. I guess it's been in my mind that there was a chance that could've been it, since that game."
"I could've (retired) after that one game and been happy."
"This will be the tough part. I really want to thank everyone who has been part of my journey with the Sharks."
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