Scottie Upshall announces retirement
PHOTO. The banner of former Fort McMurray Oil Baron, Scottie Upshall's jersey hangs in the Casman Centre at his number retirement ceremony. Upshall announced his retirement from the NHL after playing 15 seasons for six different teams. MYMCMURRAY/File photo.
After 15 seasons in the NHL and overseas, Scottie Upshall announced he will hang up the skates.
Born in Fort McMurray in 1983, Upshall scored 138 goals and 285 points over his professional career for six different NHL teams.
He played for the Oil Barons during the 99-2000 season racking up 26 goals and 52 points in 52 games that season.
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Also, Upshall won gold with Team Canada in the Spengler Cup competition in Switzerland earlier this year.
Tune in to @TSNHockey today for all up to minute #Tradecentre info!! The crew is up bright and early ready for ya!!! pic.twitter.com/qpi4g9SoAi
— Scottie Upshall (@ScottieUpshall) February 24, 2020
Upshall is a guest hockey analyst on TSN.
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More to come.