The Greatest Hockey Players of All Time: Then vs. Now

After retiring in 1985, Park remained active in hockey as a coach, broadcaster, and mentor. His perspective as a player who battled through a golden age of NHL defensemen made him a respected voice in the sport. He has also participated in numerous alumni and charitable events.

He is remembered as one of the most underrated legends of his era, admired for his consistency and professionalism. Living more privately today, Park still carries respect among fans and peers alike as a stalwart of two Original Six franchises.