Former Colorado Avalanche Vooruit Jimmy Vesey has just closed a two-year-old deal with Geneva-Servette HC in the National League of Switzerland, According to the team’s official website. The resident of Boston, Massachusetts, starts his first stint abroad after having spent the last ten seasons in the NHL. In 2024-2025, Vesey played 43 games with the New York Rangers and the Avalanche, a total of five goals and three assists, including ten games with Colorado, where he contributed one goal and one assist.
In his 626 game NHL career, Vesey played for different teams. He had his best years at the Rangers, where he started his career after he was prepared by the Nashville Predators 66th General in 2012. After a successful NCAA career at Harvard University that ended at the Hobey Baker Award as the best ice hockey player for men in 2016, Vesey did not win the newspaper koppen for want to report to the predators or the Buffalo Sabreswho later exchanged for his rights and choose to become a member of the Rangers instead.
Vesey also won gold at the World Juniors 2013 with Team USA and had three assists in nine games at the World Championship in 2015, when the US won the bronze medal.
Despite his talent, Vesey could not live up to expectations, with a career high of 35 points at the Rangers in his third NHL season. He also played for the Sabres, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks and the New Jersey Devils, before he returned to New York in 2022 before he was signed with a contract. He was traded to the avalanche last March.
Geneva recently also signed another former Nhler, Jesse PuljujarviAnd will try to return after not making the play -offs last season and the loss of the qualifications of the late season the season before. The most recent championship of the team was in 2023.
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