Brad Hunt retires after 14 seasons in the NHL
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 12:37 AM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Brad Hunt announced his retirement from professional hockey on August 9, 2026, concluding a 14-year NHL career. He played 288 NHL games, including 58 with the Golden Knights, where he recorded five goals and 20 assists. Hunt was an offensive force in the AHL, appearing in 422 games with 298 points and earning six AHL All-Star selections. His career also included a World Championship gold medal with Team Canada in 2023. Hunt's professional journey spanned various leagues, culminating in his most recent season in Finland.
- •Hunt played 58 games for the Golden Knights from 2017 to 2019.
- •He finished his NHL career with 20 goals and 60 assists.
- •Hunt was a productive offensive defenseman in the AHL, totaling 298 points.
- •His last professional season was with Sport Vaasa in Finland.
- •He won a gold medal with Team Canada at the 2023 IIHF World Championship.
- 12:37 AMYahoo Sports — Former Golden Knights Defenseman Announces Retirement After 14-Year NHL Career
"Former Golden Knights defenseman Brad Hunt has announced his retirement after a remarkable 14-year NHL career that included 58 games with Vegas and a World Championship gold medal with Canada.
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