Andrew Agozzino becomes assistant coach for Tucson Roadrunners after retirement
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 6:39 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Former Utah Mammoth forward Andrew Agozzino has been named an assistant coach for the AHL's Tucson Roadrunners, just days after his retirement from professional hockey. Agozzino spent the last two seasons as an alternate captain in Tucson, where he amassed 82 points in 111 games. With a career spanning eight NHL seasons and 15 in the AHL, he recorded a total of 662 points in 847 AHL games, making him a well-respected figure in minor league hockey. His transition to coaching comes as the organization looks to leverage his experience and leadership from the ice.
- •Agozzino retires from professional hockey to join Tucson as an assistant coach.
- •He scored 82 points in 111 games with Tucson over the past two seasons.
- •Agozzino had a successful career in both the NHL and AHL.
- •He totaled 662 points in 847 AHL games, earning three All-Star selections.
- •The Roadrunners look to utilize his leadership qualities in coaching.
- 6:39 PMYahoo Sports — Mammoth Forward Lands New Role Just Days After Retirement
"Just days after retiring from professional hockey, former Utah Mammoth forward Andrew Agozzino is already beginning the next phase of his career after being named an assistant coach with the AHL’s Tucson Roadrunners.
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