Hockey Legend Hayley Wickenheiser Leaves Maple Leafs

Hockey legend Hayley Wickenheiser is leaving the Maple Leafs.

Hayley Wickenheiser and the Toronto Maple Leafs are parting ways after eight seasons.

Wickenheiser said she had discussions with the new general manager, John Chayka, before leaving.

She expected to keep a key role, but the team's leaders had other plans.

Wickenheiser joined the Maple Leafs in 2018 as a player development assistant.

Daniel Alfredsson left the Ottawa Senators to improve his coaching skills.

Rogers is cutting jobs and closing radio stations in several cities.

Wickenheiser became an assistant general manager in 2022.

Wickenheiser won four Olympic titles and seven world championships with Canada. She scored 168 goals and had 211 assists in 276 games.

Wickenheiser was one of several employees who lost their jobs this week.

The team's general manager, John Chayka, said the decision to let people go was difficult. He thanked them for their work and wished them well. The team is evaluating and making changes to move forward.

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