A veteran of nearly two decades in professional hockey, Chris Terry has extended his career by signing a one-year deal with the Toledo Walleye, marking his first stint in the ECHL—the third tier of North American hockey. The four-time AHL All-Star, now 37, continues his longevity in the sport after years of high-level play, transitioning to a new league for the first time. His move reflects both resilience and adaptability as he pursues another season at a professional level. Fans and analysts will watch to see how his experience translates to this next chapter in his career.

Four-time AHL All-Star Chris Terry has signed a contract that will allow him to continue his professional career for a 19th season. The 37-year-old signed a one-year ECHL contract with the Toledo Walleye today, lining him up to play in the third tier of North American professional hockey for the first time. Terry, who has […]