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San Jose Sharks’ Logan Couture officially ends NHL playing career
SAN JOSE — Sharks captain Logan Couture did everything in his power to become a full-time NHL player again, spending countless hours rehabilitating his bothersome groin injury and visiting several specialists on the East and West Coasts to find a solution.
Sharks captain Logan Couture to step away from professional hockey
San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) captain Logan Couture announced today that he will step away from professional hockey. Couture has been dealing with symptoms related to Osteitis Pubis, which has resulted in him missing the majority of the previous two seasons.
Sharks captain Logan Couture announces end of career due to injury
San Jose Sharks captain Logan Couture announced the end of his career on Tuesday following a two-year struggle with a groin-related injury. Couture, accompanied by Sharks general manager Mike Grier, held a news conference at SAP Center to address his inability to return to the ice.
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