Chiasson, Stanley Cup winner with Capitals, retires
Chiasson, Stanley Cup winner with Capitals, retires after 11 NHL seasons
Alex Chiasson, a 2018 Stanley Cup champion with the Washington Capitals, retired from the NHL on Monday after 11 seasons. The 34-year-old forward had 233 points (120 goals, 113 assists) in 651 regular-season games for seven NHL teams.
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