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Savard of Canadiens to retire after Stanley Cup Playoffs
BROSSARD, Quebec -- David Savard will retire from the NHL following the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Montreal Canadians defenseman said Friday. The 34-year-old played the second half of the season knowing that this would be his 14th and final NHL season.
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