Then he played for the Red Wings when they lost to the Penguins in the 2009 Stanley Cup championship.
Hossa played for Pittsburgh when it lost to Detroit in the 2008 Stanley Cup Final. “I know it’s been a long time but try to make sure I’m going to make the right decision with what part I will take.” “Definitely like to be a small part with the Blackhawks organization,” said Hossa, who also has a new book out on his hockey career. And he is hoping to take on a more active role with the Blackhawks. Hurricanes' Teravainen nears return from injury with East final loomingįree from the grind of games and practices that irritated his skin condition, Hossa is feeling good these days. He becomes the eighth player to have his number retired by Chicago, joining an impressive list that also includes Stan Mikita, Bobby Hull, Denis Savard and Tony Esposito.ĭuring his eight years in Chicago, Hossa scored 186 of his 525 career goals and collected 229 of his 609 assists while playing a 200-foot game that helped the development of the team’s young stars - sparking a remarkable run of success for the franchise. The 43-year-old Hossa gets his moment before Sunday night’s game against Pittsburgh, another one of his five teams during his 19 NHL seasons. “It’s not up to me, but I know I will be coming back for some others in the future.” “There’s so many names (that) deserve it to be up there,” Hossa said Wednesday night. The Hockey Hall of Famer is certain he is going to watch some more numbers from his championship teams in Chicago go up to the United Center rafters some day. CHICAGO (AP) - Marian Hossa isn’t exactly sure how he will feel when the Chicago Blackhawks retire his No.
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