Chris Drury retired from NHL on Friday after 12 seasons in the league. He was bought out by the New York Rangers this off-season. Drury appeared in 892 career regular season games with Colorado, Calgary, Buffalo and the Rangers, racking up 225 goals and 615 points. He was regarded as a clutch player in the playoffs with 47 goals, including 17 game-winners, and 89 points coming in 135 contests. He claimed the Stanley Cup in 2001 with the Avalanche. We wish Drury the best in his retirement.