BREAKING: Fan-Favourite Former All-Star John Scott Returns to Hockey

John Scott has made his return to hockey after a few years away from the NHL.

John Scott recently revealed that he will be returning to the NHL as a broadcaster for the Chicago Blackhawks doing pre-game and post-game work.

This is the first time Scott has made an NHL appearance since 2016. He is best known for his memorable 2016 all-star game performance which saw him take home the MVP.

A towering 6'8" enforcer, Scott established himself as one of the most feared players in the NHL during his 286-game career. He racked up 544 career penalty minutes further emphasizing his role as an enforcer.

As seen on Hawks Insider - Former NHL All-Star Will Become a Broadcaster for NBC Sports

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