A hockey legend with two Stanley Cup victories has taken on a new role as a minority owner in the Nanaimo Clippers, marking a significant move into the sport’s minor-league ranks. The player’s transition from elite professional play to ownership reflects a growing trend of former stars investing in local teams. Fans and analysts will be watching to see how this high-profile involvement could impact the franchise’s future. The announcement comes as the Clippers prepare for another season in the Western Hockey League.

Two-time Stanley Cup champion becomes part owner of Nanaimo Clippers  Times Colonist