Montreal Canadiens former first-round pick, Nathan Beaulieu, announced his retirement from hockey Wednesday morning. The 2011 17th overall pick spent parts of five seasons with the Canadiens. In 225 games for the Canadiens, he recorded seven goals and 60 points before being moved to the Buffalo Sabres in 2017.
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Wishing the former first-round pick the best of luck in the future! pic.twitter.com/yYHEIxRy0j— NHLPA (@NHLPA) July 23, 2025Beaulieu was a star for the Saint John Sea Dogs in the QMJHL, helping them win two Gilles-Courteau Trophies and a Memorial Cup in 2011.