Marc Staal is coming home. The former Rangers defenseman is returning to the team as a development coach after his NHL retirement, The Post has learned.

Marc Staal is coming home. The Rangers’ 2005 first-round draft choice, who played 892 games on the blue line over 13 years while wearing the Blueshirt, is rejoining the franchise as a ...

Veteran defenseman Marc Staal has decided to retire from the NHL after playing 17 years, and he has joined the New York Rangers organization as a Player Development Assistant. Marc Staal had a ...

Marc Staal is officially retiring as a player, but will still be hanging around the NHL community. Now that his playing days are over, Staal will be returning to the New York Rangers as a player ...

Marc is the second oldest of the four Staal brothers and the only one to not play for the Carolina Hurricanes. Eric spent 12 years in Carolina from 2003 to 2016 and was their captain from 2009 ...

Marc Staal recorded five points (one goal, four assists) in 35 games last season with the Philadelphia Flyers. He totaled 234 career points (53 goals, 181 assists) in 1,136 career games with the ...

Defenseman Marc Staal, who spent two seasons with the Detroit Red Wings near the end of his career, has retired following 17 NHL seasons. Staal, 37, ...

Defenseman Marc Staal announced his retirement after 17 seasons in the NHL on Thursday and joined the New York Rangers as a player development assistant. ABC7 New York 24/7 Eyewitness News Stream.

Marc Staal retired from the NHL on Thursday after 17 seasons and joined the New York Rangers as a player development assistant.. The 37-year-old defenseman played his first 13 seasons for the ...

As the Rangers prepared to open their preseason schedule, defenseman Marc Staal, who has been suffering from post-concussion headaches, said Tuesday that they were still occurring but were less ...

Defenseman Marc Staal announced his retirement after 17 seasons in the NHL on Thursday and joined the New York Rangers as a player development assistant.