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Back-to-Back Lightning Stanley Cup Champion Tyler Johnson Announces His Retirement From the NHL

After 13 seasons and two Stanley Cup titles with the Tampa Bay Lightning, Tyler Johnson officially ended his NHL playing career on Monday.
Johnson, an undrafted forward from Spokane, rose through championships in the WHL , AHL , and international gold before debuting in the NHL in 2013.
He played 863 NHL regular-season and playoff games with Tampa Bay, Chicago, and Boston, scoring 498 points and contributing to back-to-back Stanley Cup wins in 2020 and 2021.
In a social media post, Johnson described this chapter as bittersweet, expressed that he has no regrets about his career, and shared that following many years dedicated to hockey, he is eager to embrace new opportunities.
His retirement concludes a career defined by determination and achievement, and Johnson shared his enthusiasm about focusing on family life and pursuing fresh opportunities beyond the sport.

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