Former New York Rangers enforcer shares massive career announcement

PUBLICATION

Hunter Bowman
September 27, 2024 (6:02 PM)

SHARE THIS STORY

Donald Brashear who a beloved enforcer throughout the NHL and has played over 1000 NHL games with various teams, mainly know for his time with the Montreal Canadiens and Washington Capitals.

The 52-year old is also a former New York Rangers after he played with the organization back in the 2009-2010 season.

Brashear had been retired from the National Hockey League since his final season with the New York Rangers in 2010 after playing 1,025 NHL career games. However, he has now found a new purpose after retirement as he will be working as a car salesmen at a Nissan dealership in Ste. Foy Quebec.

An official statement was made on the dealerships Facebook page, stating the following:

We are very excited to welcome Donald Brashear in to our sales team!

At Ste-Foy Nissan, we know that the strength of a team lies in perseverance, tenacity, and experience - values that Donald beautifully embodies.

After a career in the NHL, Donald brings that team spirit and drive to always go the extra mile to Ste-Foy Nissan today.

His journey is an example of resilience, and we're confident he'll accompany you with as much determination as he always has on the ice. Welcome to the team Donald!

On behalf of everyone here at NY Rangers Insider we wish Donald Brashesr the best of luck on his new adventure and hope he finds some success in selling vehicles.