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Winnipeg native Ryan Reaves retires after 16 NHL seasons

Reaves announced his retirement on social media after 16 NHL seasons with seven different teams.

globalnews.ca ·1h ago

Winnipeg native Ryan Reaves retires after 16 NHL seasons

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Also reported by 2 other outlets

Former Maple Leafs winger Ryan Reaves announces retirement from NHL torontosun.com
Enforcer Ryan Reaves says he is retiring, leaving the NHL with three visor-less players winnipegfreepress.com

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