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

On Monday, Tyler Johnson, a two-time Stanley Cup champion, announced his retirement after 747 NHL games over 13 seasons.
Tyler Johnson cited recent injuries and turning 35 as reasons for his retirement, supported by his set birthday on July 29 and health struggles.
Tyler Johnson played 747 NHL games, scoring 193 goals and 240 assists, winning two Stanley Cups with Tampa Bay.
Johnson's final game is set for December 12 with the Boston Bruins facing the Seattle Kraken.
On Monday, Tyler Johnson announced his retirement, citing injuries and age, after a 13-season career with 747 NHL games and two Stanley Cups, with his final game scheduled for December 12.

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Two-time Stanley Cup champion Tyler Johnson announces retirement

Tyler Johnson, who won two Stanley Cups with the Lightning, announced his retirement on social media Monday.

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Former Chicago Blackhawks forward Tyler Johnson, 34, announced his retirement after playing 13 NHL seasons and winning the Stanley Cup twice with the Tampa Bay Lightning, explaining in a Monday social media post that "I'm ready for what's next."

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