Chris Kunitz isn't looking for a change of scenery.
The Pittsburgh Penguins winger, scheduled for unrestricted free agency July 1, said he hasn't considered retiring since winning his fourth Stanley Cup on Sunday, and hopes to remain with the club he's represented for the last nine seasons.
Kunitz not contemplating retirement. Would love to return to #Pens. "We love it here. It's not about a dollar amount." -SK
— Pens Inside Scoop (@PensInsideScoop) June 15, 2017
Kunitz, 37, had 29 points in 71 regular-season contests in 2016-17, adding 11 points during the Penguins' playoff run to their second consecutive title. His biggest performance came in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Final, when he scored two goals, including the double-overtime winner to oust the Ottawa Senators.
Including Kunitz, Pittsburgh has seven UFAs on its roster, with a projected $12.9 million in cap space, per CapFriendly.
