Canadian center Noah Philp has spoken about his decision to step away from hockey during the 2023/24 season. The move came after a strong AHL rookie year and surprised many in North America.
Philp left the sport entirely instead of signing a new contract. He said he needed to focus on life outside hockey and spent the time traveling to gain new perspectives. According to the player the break gave him a different outlook on things.
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Several hockey players have agreed to new deals across leagues.
Canadian forward Noah Philp has reached a verbal agreement to play for HV71 in the SHL next season. The 27-year-old center is currently in the AHL playoffs with the Chicago Wolves. The move could address a long-standing need for HV71 at the center position.
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HV71 has completed the signing of Canadian center Noah Philp following the end of the AHL playoffs. The 26-year-old joins from Chicago Wolves and was described as a long-planned addition.
Norwegian goaltender Tobias Normann spoke about his future while in Fribourg for the World Championship. The 24-year-old reflected on a mixed season with Frölunda and ongoing talks of an NHL move to the New York Rangers.
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Nikita Tolopilo has turned down offers from the KHL to focus on securing a full-time NHL role with the Vancouver Canucks.
New York Islanders forward Emil Heineman expressed sorrow over his former club Leksand's relegation from the SHL after a difficult season. The 24-year-old offered guidance on rebuilding through youth development.
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Canadian forward Tyler Angle has signed with Leksand. The 25-year-old chose the club over other opportunities in North America and Germany.