Former Colorado avalanche Jimmy Vesey’s logo in Switzerland – Hockey Writer – NHL News
Former Colorado avalanche forward Jimmy Vesey has just reached a two-year contract with Swiss National League Jiv Sevet HC, according to the team’s official website. The Boston native of Massachusetts will begin his first overseas post after spending his final ten seasons in the NHL. In 2024-2025, Vesey played 43 games with the New York Rangers and the Avalanche, with a total of 5 goals and 3 assists, including ten games against Colorado, where he contributed one goal and one assist.
Vesey played for several teams in his 626 NHL career. He had a great time with the Rangers and began his career after being selected by the Nashville Predators in 2012. After the success of Harvard’s Hobey Baker Award in 2016, he won the Hobey Baker Award in 2016, the top male hockey player in 2016, Vesey didn’t want to announce to the Predator or Buffalo people because he didn’t want to offer it to those who later, his rights were again in trade.
Vesey also won the U.S. team with the World Juniors in 2013 and received three assists in the 2015 World Championship when the U.S. won a bronze medal in 2015.
Despite his talent, Whissi still failed to meet expectations, with the Rangers’ career-high score of 35 points in his third NHL season. He also played for Sabres, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks and New Jersey Devils before returning to New York in 2022 with a PTO before signing a contract. He was traded to an avalanche in March last year.
Geneve also recently signed another former NHLER JESSE PULJUJARVI and will try to bounce after failing to make the playoffs last season and losing the playoff qualifier this season. The team’s latest championship is in 2023.
