Ian Scott

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Ian Scott is scored on by Ottawa Senators' Alex Formenton during overtime period NHL Rookie Showdown hockey action in Laval, ...

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Ian Scott, the CHL's top goaltender in 2019, has announced he is stepping away from hockey after fighting off injuries for most of his pro hockey career.

Scott was the CHL's goaltender of the year in 2018-19, his last full season of competitive hockey. In 2019's Future Watch issue, Scott was the fifth-ranked prospect for the Leafs, the second-ranked goalie behind Joseph Woll. The Leafs had a crowded minor goalie system, and Scott showed some potential, but injuries ultimately took that away. He also served as backup to Michael DiPietro on Canada's 2019 World Junior Championship team.

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltending prospect Ian Scott was forced to retire at 23 because of injury, he announced on Instagram on Thursday.

I would also like to thank all the teammates, coaches, trainers, my billets in PA and all the lifelong friends I made along the way. “I would like to thank the Prince Albert Raiders and the city of Prince Albert for all the love and support during my time there,” Scott wrote. The [Toronto Maple Leafs] and [Toronto Marlies] for drafting me and all the opportunities to chase my dream of playing pro.

“No athlete wants to make this kind of post but I have decided to step away from playing hockey,” Scott said. “Over the past few years I've been battling ...

“No athlete wants to make this kind of post but I have decided to step away from playing hockey,” Scott said. “Over the past few years I’ve been battling injuries and working hard to get back to full playable health but unfortunately I have decided to take a step back & start a new life chapter.” The fourth-round pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs from the 2017 NHL Draft announced in an Instagram post on Thursday that his decision was due to injuries.