Ryan Ellis Will Never Play Hockey Again But Will Refuse to Retire For One Main Reason
The Philadelphia Flyers' defenseman Ryan Ellis is set to never play hockey again due to several injuries that the medical staff has never seen before. While the team has not disclosed the exact nature of his injuries, Chuck Fletcher, the former Flyers' general manager, confirmed that Ellis had suffered from multiple injuries that have rendered him unable to play.
Despite his inability to play, Ellis is unlikely to retire anytime soon, primarily because he has four more years left on his contract. Retiring would mean forfeiting the remainder of his salary, which is not something most players are willing to do.
While the news of Ellis's retirement is undoubtedly disappointing for fans and the Flyers organization, his health and well-being must come first. The Flyers will need to look for alternative solutions to fill the void left by Ellis's absence on the ice, as they continue to pursue their goals for the season.
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