Defenseman Michael Stone retired from the NHL on Wednesday after 12 seasons with the Coyotes organization and Calgary Flames.
Stone, 33, tallied 11 points (six goals, five assists) in 48 games this past season, his seventh in Calgary.
The Flames announced that Stone will join the organization in a player development role.
He finishes with 145 points (41 goals, 104 assists) in 552 career games with the Coyotes (2011-17) and Flames.
Stone was selected in the third round by the-then Phoenix Coyotes in the 2008 draft. The Coyotes traded Stone to Calgary in February 2017 for two draft picks.
He played in 15 games in the postseason with the Coyotes (2012) and Flames (2017, 2022). He tallied six points (three goals, three assists).
He leaves the game with $21 million in career earnings, per Spotrac.
–Field Level Media