Mike Keane retires from Moose
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This article was published 19/07/2010 (5588 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Mike Keane and the Manitoba Moose have elected to part ways and the player, most recently captain of the Moose for the past five years and a three-time Stanley Cup champion, will officially announce his retirement sometime down the road.
Neither the club nor Keane had any comment Monday, but the Free Press has learned the player will not be back with the Moose for a sixth season.
Keane won three Stanley Cups with three different teams during the NHL portion of his career before returning home to skate with the Moose for five years.
