One of Las Vegas' most beloved athletes, Ryan Reaves reflects on his NHL retirement, unforgettable Golden Knights memories, the city's embrace and his future. From the roar of T-Mobile Arena to a possible career teaching players how to fight, Reavo…
Former Vegas Golden Knights forward Ryan Reaves has officially retired from the NHL after 16 seasons and 962 regular-season games. Speaking during the Golden Knights' 10th-anniversary festivities, the fan favorite reflected on his playing career, his affection for Las Vegas, and adjusting to life after professional hockey. Reaves confirmed that he intends to remain living permanently in Las Vegas with his family.
Looking ahead, Reaves mentioned plans to experiment with broadcasting and NHL social media projects while coaching his son's youth hockey team. He also reflected on playing under former coach Gerard Gallant, his past rivalry with Evander Kane, and potentially hosting fighting clinics for hockey players.
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