Alright, let’s talk about Cody McCormick. I got really into this guy’s story recently, and I’ve gotta share what I found. So, I started digging around because I heard he retired from the NHL, and man, the things I discovered!
First off, I found this post saying Cody McCormick, who used to play for the Sabres, officially hung up his skates. It got me curious about what he’s up to now. Then I stumbled upon something even more interesting.
His Health Scare
- Turns out, McCormick had a major health scare. I read that he hasn’t played since doctors found blood clots that went from his leg to his lungs. Can you believe that? It’s pretty intense.
- I watched an interview he did, and he talked all about it. He’s only 31, which is way too young to have something like that happen.
What’s Next for Cody?
So, after learning about his health issues, I dug deeper to see what his plans are now that he’s retired. And guess what? It involves Buffalo! I found another article that talks about his future plans, and it seems like he’s sticking around the area.
I’m still trying to piece together exactly what he’s going to be doing, but it sounds like he’s not leaving the hockey world entirely. I scoured a bunch of different sources, and it looks like he might be getting involved in something related to the Sabres or the community.
My Thoughts
Honestly, after reading and watching all this stuff about Cody McCormick, I’m really impressed by him. He went through something super scary, and it forced him to retire early, but he seems to be facing it head-on. I respect that a lot. Plus, it’s cool that he’s planning to stay connected to Buffalo. I’m definitely going to keep an eye out to see what he does next. This whole thing has made me a fan, for sure.
That’s all I’ve got for now on Cody McCormick’s story. I just wanted to share what I found because it really struck me. It’s a good reminder that there’s more to these athletes than just the game, and sometimes life throws them curveballs. If I find out more, I’ll be sure to update you guys!
