Maple Leafs' Jason Spezza announces retirement, joins Toronto's front office
After 19 seasons in the NHL, Toronto Maple Leafs' Jason Spezza announced his retirement on Sunday.
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After 19 seasons in the NHL, Toronto Maple Leafs' Jason Spezza announced his retirement on Sunday.
Jason Spezza announced his retirement Sunday after 19 seasons and will join the Toronto Maple Leafs front office as a special assistant to general manager Kyle Dubas.
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