Chris Drury Retires After 12 NHL Seasons

August 19, 2011

Chris Drury announced his retirement today from the National Hockey League (NHL) following a 12-year career.

Chris Drury Retires After 12 NHL Seasons

CHRIS DRURY RETIRES AFTER 12 NHL SEASONS

TORONTO (August 19, 2011) – Chris Drury announced his retirement today from the National Hockey League (NHL) following a 12-year career.

After being drafted by the Quebec Nordiques with the 72nd pick in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft, Drury went on to play 892 career NHL games with four different teams (Colorado Avalanche, Calgary Flames, Buffalo Sabres, New York Rangers).

Other News

Pionk reflects on journey to finding success with the Jets

Pionk’s praises are being sung by his teammates as the Winnipeg Jets continue strong play after a historic start to the season.

4 days ago
NHL, NHLPA announce plans to unveil full rosters for 4 Nations Face-Off

Sportsnet and TNT to unveil Canada and United States rosters Dec. 4; NHL Network to announce players representing Finland and Sweden.

4 days ago
Player Q&A | Martin Necas

Currently on a 13-game point streak and 30 points in his first 17 games – Martin Necas may be able to thank this cold drink for his hot start.

5 days ago
G&D at 25: NHLPA Goals & Dreams keeps creating memorable moments, big and small

Opening doors and delivering smiles – as NHLPA Goals & Dreams turns 25, the players’ charitable initiative continues to make a difference in the lives of children across the globe.

5 days ago
NHLPA celebrates 25 years of giving back: G&D to donate $600,000 in equipment this season

Players’ charitable program has provided over $26 million total to tens of thousands of children at grassroots hockey level in 40 countries.

5 days ago
Kolesar’s personal experience helps connect with children at Adam’s Place

After losing his father in 2020, Keegan Kolesar has teamed up with Adam’s Place to help grieving children and families navigate their loss.

6 days ago