Blackhawks' Maroon, 36, will retire after season

Veteran forward Patrick Maroon, 36, a three-time Stanley Cup champion, said in a pregame television interview before he and the Chicago Blackhawks played at his hometown St. Louis Blues on Saturday afternoon, that he will retire after this season.

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