Retirement
Sean O'Donnell retires after 17 seasons in the NHL with 9 different teams.
Not Fantasy Relevant.
Source:
TSN 2018-07-18T17:53:31.909Z
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Sean O'Donnell News
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Hammer paired w O'Donnell for third d pair.
Expect O'Donnell to play on the third pairing to start this series.
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#Blackhawks defensive pairings with Duncan Keith out: Olsen-O'Donnell.
Expect O'Donnell to draw back in. The veteran has seven assists through 45 games.
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Odonnell paired w Olsen.
O'Donnell probably fills in tomorrow. He has seven assists in 45 games.
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#Blackhawks defensive pairings are O'Donnell-Hjalmarsson
O'Donnell moves into the top four. The grizzled veteran has seven assists in 36 games.
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#Blackhawks scratches for tonight's game appear to be O'Donnell, Lepisto and Frolik. Looks like Bickell will play for just 2nd time in 6 gms
O'Donnell takes his turn to sit in the press box. The grizzled veteran has seven assists through 35 games.
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Odonnell and Montador
O'Donnell will play on the third pairing. He has five assists through 26 games.
Veteran Sean O'Donnell will be paired with Nick Leddy with Keith out of the lineup. Brent Seabrook-Niklas Hjalmarsson and Steve Montador-Sami Lepisto remain the other defensive pairs.
Not a fantasy option.
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O’Donnell hasn’t heard many of the “grandfather” jokes just yet. He’s still getting to know the guys, including fresh-faced 20-year-old Nick Leddy. Leddy and O’Donnell have been paired together much of the first three days of camp.
Rostering O'Donnell has been a sign of a contending team in recent years, whether it be in Los Angeles, Anaheim, Philadelphia or now Chicago. The 39-year-old won't add too much to the box score but should help the young Nick Leddy continue to adapt to the NHL.
Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman wasted little time when free agency opened Friday morning signing three veterans: tough guy Jamal Mayers, defenseman Sean O'Donnell and former Hawk Brett McLean.