After 11 NHL seasons and a Stanley cup victory, former Ottawa Senators forward Alex Chiasson called it a career on Monday. The NHLPA made the announcement on X. Chiasson will most be remembered in Ottawa as being part of the deal,

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.

A former Edmonton Oiler has hung up the skates. Alex Chiasson has retired from the National Hockey League, the National Hockey League Players’ Association announced Monday Chiasson was selected in the second round of the 2009 draft by the Dallas Stars.

On Monday night, former NHLer Alex Chiasson announced his retirement from professional hockey. Dating back to his days at Boston University, Chiasson was a player with a definitive scoring touch and provided many teams with complementary offense.

Today, it was announced that 2018 Stanley Cup Champion Alex Chiasson has officially called it a career and retired after 651 career NHL games and seven teams.

NHL veteran and Capitals Stanley Cup champ Alex Chiasson announced his retirement from the league on Monday after a lengthy career.

Alex Chiasson, who spent the 2016-17 season with the Calgary Flames and won the Stanley Cup with the Washington Capitals the following year, officially announced his retirement from the NHL on Monday.