Zdeno Chara retires from the NHL
Chara on Instagram: “After 25 seasons of professional hockey 1,680 NHL regular season games, 200 Stanley Cup Playoff games, and hundreds of international games I am proud to announce my decision to retire from the National Hockey League. In doing so, I am honored to return to TD Garden today to sign a one-day contract with the Boston Bruins and officially finish my career with the team that has meant so much to me and my family. There are so many people that have helped contribute to my success, including all of you, and I look forward to properly thanking everyone this afternoon.
Sportsnet: Some career numbers.
Norris Trophy (2008-09)
Stanley Cup (2010-11)
7x All-Star
1,680 Games (most by D-man all-time)
680 Points
70 Points in 200 playoff games
+301 Rating
Evan Rawal: “Zdeno Chara was such a unique player, so much so that teams spent nearly two decades trying to find their own Chara. He was one of a kind, though. Ottawa lost themselves a Stanley Cup by choosing Redden over Chara when both became UFA’s. Boston hit the jackpot.”
P.K. Subban retires from the NHL
Thank You! pic.twitter.com/rpyePEKvyG
— P.K. Subban (@PKSubban1) September 20, 2022
the don cherry impression pic.twitter.com/1JpQCRg9G2
— carter (@nhlstroll) September 20, 2022
Keith Yandle retires from the NHL
“I’m retiring from the game of hockey….Taking my talents to South Beach and doing nothing.”
Our guy Keith Yandle joined us to officially announce his retirement from the NHL. A true legend in every aspect of the word.
Full Announcement: https://t.co/6t6hqhxf8r pic.twitter.com/bIa3KCvjQO
— Spittin’ Chiclets (@spittinchiclets) September 20, 2022
Keith Yandle has announced his retirement after 16 seasons with four franchises.
The defenseman retires with the longest "Ironman" streak in NHL history after skating in 989 consecutive games from March 26, 2009 to March 29, 2022.#NHLStats: https://t.co/6dDb8irF4c pic.twitter.com/5iDpPiylA9
— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) September 20, 2022
