Former Pittsburgh Penguins forward Andrew Agozzino has retired from professional hockey and quickly transitioned to a new role as an assistant coach for the Tucson Roadrunners in the AHL. Having spent the last two seasons with the Roadrunners, Agozzino’s extensive AHL experience includes 847 games played, with 284 goals and 378 assists. He also had a brief stint in the NHL, appearing in 53 games and recording three goals. Agozzino’s promotion to coaching reflects the appreciation the team has for his contributions as a player.
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