If you’re looking for answers about Rick Nash’s future in the NHL, his agent won’t provide any clarity.
The 34-year-old winger, who was traded to the Boston Bruins from the New York Rangers in February, missed the final 12 games in the regular season due to a concussion. He now is a free agent, but Nash has been quiet about whether he’ll return to the ice or hang up his skates.
David Krejci, who played with Nash on the second line during last year’s Bruins season, didn’t speculate on the winger’s future. Despite the fact that there’s an open spot on the Bruins’ second line, and a few teams reportedly have reached out to gauge his interest in playing this season, Nash and his agent, Joe Resnick, are in no hurry to decide on the winger’s future.
“Nothing has changed since July 1,” Resnick told Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, via MassLive. “Status quo.”
It certainly doesn’t sound as if Nash will be on an NHL roster come October. And until an official decision comes from Nash himself or Resnick, fans will be left to speculate what the future holds for the 15-year veteran.
