BREAKING: Legendary Blackhawks Star Makes A Surprising Return To The NHL

Former NHL star Brent Seabrook reflects on his journey from overcoming injuries to transitioning into coaching and management, sharing his candid thoughts with TSN.

After enduring surgeries and physical setbacks, Seabrook made the tough decision to retire in March 2021, concluding a remarkable 15-year stint with the Chicago Blackhawks. His legacy as a top defenseman for the franchise was sealed with three Stanley Cup victories.

Post-retirement, Seabrook briefly joined the Vancouver Giants WHL coaching staff, but his passion for the game led him to a new role with Canada's national junior hockey team for the upcoming 2024 World Junior Hockey Championship.

In discussing his current role, Seabrook openly revealed his aspirations to re-enter the NHL, this time in coaching or management, emphasizing his commitment to shaping his post-playing career on his terms.


Despite being under contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning for one more year at $6.875M, Seabrook expresses optimism about exploring opportunities beyond the 2023-24 season for his NHL comeback. His eagerness to "give it a shot" underscores a genuine interest in making a meaningful impact in coaching or management, adding an exciting chapter to Seabrook's post-playing career narrative.

Source: Hawksinsider