Ryan Getzlaf Joins NHL Department of Player Safety

Former Ducks Captain Brings Wealth of Experience to Role

The NHL has added a legendary player to its Department of Player Safety. Ryan Getzlaf, a seasoned veteran with a distinguished career, has joined the team as a new member.

A Career of Accomplishments:

• Played 17 seasons for the Anaheim Ducks, winning the Stanley Cup in 2007.
• Holds numerous franchise records for games played, assists, and points.
• Represented Canada at nine international tournaments, winning five gold medals.
• Known for his leadership, skill, and dedication to the game.

Joining the Department of Player Safety:

• Brings unique perspective and insights gained from his long career.
• Will contribute to maintaining the integrity and safety of the game.
• His experience and knowledge will be invaluable to the department’s decision-making process.

Beyond the Ice:

• Committed to philanthropy, supporting organizations like CureDuchenne.
• Has raised over $5.8 million for Duchenne muscular dystrophy research through his charity golf tournament.

Getzlaf’s addition to the Department of Player Safety is a significant boost to the team. His extensive experience and passion for the game will undoubtedly contribute to the department’s efforts to ensure player safety and uphold the integrity of the NHL.