43-year-old two-time Stanley Cup Champion officially makes NHL return
Brad Richards, a former player for the Chicago Blackhawks, is making a return to the NHL, but this time it's not as a player.
The General Manager of the St. Louis Blues, Doug Armstrong, has brought Richards on board as a consultant. Richards will be focusing on evaluating and improving the team's powerplay strategies.
Having spent sixteen years in the NHL, Richards has played for several notable teams, with a significant portion of his career with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
He later joined the Chicago Blackhawks, contributing his skills and becoming a valuable part of the team.
Apart from his time with the Blackhawks, Richards also played for the New York Rangers, Dallas Stars, and Detroit Red Wings, showcasing his adaptability and versatility as a player.
Now, returning to the NHL in a different role, Richards brings a wealth of experience to the St. Louis Blues. As a consultant, his main task will be analyzing and enhancing the team's powerplay dynamics. It's a strategic move by the Blues to leverage the insights of a seasoned player like Richards. Fans are eager to see how his expertise will impact the team's performance on the ice.
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