Marc Staal Retires After 17 NHL Seasons, Joins Rangers as Development Coach

The veteran defenseman ends his career with 1,136 games and takes on a new role mentoring young players.

Staal played for the Rangers, Red Wings, Panthers, and Flyers during his career.
He was known for his stay-at-home defensive style and leadership on and off the ice.
Staal overcame multiple concussions and a significant eye injury to continue his career.
He will work with defense prospects in the Rangers organization in his new role.
Staal is the second Staal brother to retire this summer, leaving Jordan as the last active player.