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Ryan Reaves was one of two active players at this year’s NHL broadcast camp. Off of the ice, it seems like Reaves is trying to think of how he’ll spend his time after playing, and it might be as a broadcaster, according to ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski.
“Durzi and Ryan Reaves, an unrestricted free agent forward who played for the San Jose Sharks last season, were the two active players at this year’s broadcast camp,” Wyshynski wrote.
“They were joined by a range of former NHL players, three of whom last played in 2025: Jack Johnson, a 19-year NHL veteran defenseman and Stanley Cup winner; Tyler Johnson, a 13-year veteran and two-time Cup winner; and Pat Maroon, the three-time Cup champion glue guy who has earned broadcast experience with NHL Network and Scripps Sports.”
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Reaves may have a future in broadcasting, and it probably wouldn’t surprise anybody. Wherever Reaves has gone, his teammates speak highly of him. When he was still on the Sharks, Barclay Goodrow had nothing but good things to say about him as a player, but also as a person.
“He’s the guy that brings it all, every night. Great friend … he’s the best guy. Even when he’s not playing, he’s there for everyone. He works his butt off everyday. I think everyone in the room can learn a lot from a guy like that,” Goodrow said, via Sheng Peng of San Jose Hockey Now.
Last year, the Rangers finished at the bottom of the Metropolitan Division with a 34-39-9 record.
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