BREAKING: Recent Second Overall Pick Announces Retirement And Reveals His New Job

Today news of a former second-overall pick retiring has come to the surface. His next adventure has also been announced.

A new post on Instagram has indicated that Nolan Patrick's playing days are over. Patrick was the second overall pick in 2017 by the Philadelphia Flyers.

Patrick had notoriously dealt with injury issues throughout his career. He will now join Power Play Hockey a mentorship program for hockey athletes run by former NHLers. Patrick played 222 games in his NHL career.

We wish Nolan Patrick the best in his retirement and future endeavors.

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