Max Pacioretty, a former NHL left winger, retired after 17 seasons, primarily with the Montreal Canadiens and finishing with the Toronto Maple Leafs. He will serve as a special assistant at the University of Michigan, reflecting on his career filled with perseverance, including a Bill Masterton Trophy win, and his impact in two Original Six markets, leaving a lasting legacy despite not winning a Stanley Cup.
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