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San Jose Sharks’ Logan Couture officially ends NHL playing career
SAN JOSE — Sharks captain Logan Couture did everything in his power to become a full-time NHL player again, spending countless hours rehabilitating his bothersome groin injury and visiting several specialists on the East and West Coasts to find a solution.
Sharks captain Logan Couture announces end of career due to injury
San Jose Sharks captain Logan Couture announced the end of his career on Tuesday following a two-year struggle with a groin-related injury. Couture, accompanied by Sharks general manager Mike Grier, held a news conference at SAP Center to address his inability to return to the ice.
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