A 21 -year -old NHL prospect has decided to retire after doctors discovered Realson behind their frequent injuries in the joints.
Chaz Lucius announced his retirement on Tuesday while reviving Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), which described as “a hereditary disorder that affects the connective tissue that stabilizes and supports and organic and organic” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “” “
Doctors recommended that the American center, a first round selection (no. 18 in general) by the jets in 2021, stop playing hockey.
“While I was fighting to incur and recover from several articulations injuries in recent years, I thought I had bad luck. With this diagnosis of EDS, I now realize that my body hit Edsical to play the physicist,” said said said said said said said said, he said, through his agency, Newport Sports. “Given this condition, my injury history and the physical nature of the hockey, I have the advised bone that does not continue to play.”
The Jets said in a statement that the team “fully supports Lucius’s decision.
The EDS “Magan their weakest body tissue of what it should be,” according to the Cleveland clinic, and there is no cure.
A Native from Lawrence, Kan., Lucius represented the United States in the 2023 world juniors, where he helped the team capture bronze.
He scored the winning goal of the game in extra time to finish a Hat Trick in the 8-7 victory of the Americans over Sweden in the bronze medal game.
Lucius signed a professional contract with the Jets in 2022 after a university season in Minnesota, but never appeared in a regular NHL season game.
Lucius had three goals and six assists in 25 games this season for the AHL team of the Jets, Manitoba Moose.
“I hope to be a lawyer of those who suffer with EDS and everything that is ahead,” Lucius said.
