TJ Oshie puts $9.85M D.C. home up for sale, fueling retirement uncertainty and Capitals exit rumors
TJ Oshie, one of the Washington Capitals' most beloved stars, has officially listed his McLean, Virginia mansion for a whopping $9.85 million—fueling speculation that his time in D.C.
is over for good. The move comes as Oshie and his wife, Lauren, relocate to Minnesota with their four children, ending a decade-long run in the nation's capital.
TJ Oshie's departure from Washington fuels speculation about retirement and career plans
The listing, first reported by RMNB on X, has ignited buzz among NHL fans. After nine seasons with the Capitals and a key role in their 2018 Stanley Cup win, Oshie's sudden relocation is being seen by many as a quiet exit from both the team and possibly the NHL.
The McLean estate reflects Oshie's superstar status: seven bedrooms, ten bathrooms, a pool, gym, basketball court, golf simulator, and more.
The luxurious $9.85 million property showcases the lifestyle Oshie built during his successful NHL tenure.
Is TJ Oshie quietly stepping away from NHL?
While Oshie has not officially announced retirement, his ongoing battle with injuries and this major family move to Minnesota have raised serious questions about his future with the Capitals. The team has not issued a formal statement, leaving fans and media to draw their own conclusions.
Some believe this signals a graceful off-ice transition.
Others argue it's a quiet departure that avoids the fanfare of a traditional NHL retirement. Either way, Oshie's decision to move now, while still under contract, is turning heads.
FAQs
Why is TJ Oshie selling his McLean, Virginia home?
TJ Oshie is selling his $9.85 million McLean mansion as he and his family relocate to Minnesota after spending over a decade in the Washington, D.C. area.
Is TJ Oshie retiring from the NHL?
While TJ Oshie has not officially announced his retirement, the sale of his D.C. home and move to Minnesota have sparked widespread speculation about the end of his playing career.
What does TJ Oshie's move mean for the Washington Capitals?
Oshie's departure could signal the beginning of a rebuild for the Capitals, as the team potentially moves on from key veterans of their 2018 Stanley Cup-winning core.
TJ Oshie's move raises uncertainty about Capitals' future
Washington fans are left wondering whether the team is preparing for a rebuild, with longtime pillars like Oshie quietly stepping away. As of now, no trade or retirement announcement has been made but the $9.85 million listing says more than words.
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Whether this is Oshie's final farewell or a pause in his career, one thing is clear: Washington may have already seen the last of No. 77.
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