Kevan Miller, Boston Bruin defenceman announces retirement on Instagram this Wednesday. His hockey career has been strong but a serious kneecap fracture during the 2018-19 season, led to his retirement at age of 33.
The Bruins were the only professional organization he played for, with the defenseman playing 154 AHL games with Providence and 352 games with the Boston Bruins. He also played in 20 AHL playoff games and 33 NHL playoff games.
“Although my spirit for the game is there, unfortunately, my body isn’t. My overall health and my family are now the priority. This was not an easy decision to make but it’s time to hang up my skates.”