Glen Wesley Announces Retirement
by Bob Wage on Jun 5, 2008 2:18 PM EDT
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PrintCarolina Hurricanes defenseman, Glen Welsey announced his retirement today in a press conference at the RBC. Glen had been with the Hurricanes for 13 years and leads the team statistically in many categories.
The Hurricanes have created a new position for the popular player, as Glen will be the new "DDD", Director of Defensemen Development. Perhaps they should have created a position like this a few years ago?
Wesley and his family have made a home here and will be staying in the area. Congratulations to Glen !
Canes Country will have more about this later.
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Wesley has always been a triple-D star in my heart.
by Benjamin repenttokyo on Jun 5, 2008 4:01 PM EDT reply actions
I hated him when he was with the Bruins for the same reason he was one of my favorite players on the Hurricanes. Solid, no – nonsense, dependable defenseman. He will still be an asset to the organization.
by marc on Jun 5, 2008 4:14 PM EDT reply actions
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