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Former NHL goalie Jaroslav Halak retires

Former Bruins goaltender retires after 17 seasons in the NHL

Slovakian goaltender Jaroslav Halak officially announced his retirement on Friday after 17 years in the NHL. The 40-year-old played for seven different teams throughout his career, beginning with Montreal where he spent four seasons. Most recently, Halak played 25 games for the New York Rangers during the 2022-23 season.

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NHL News: Former Blues Goalie Officially Retires

After not playing for two consecutive seasons, former St. Louis Blues goaltender Jaroslav Halak confirmed to Tomas Prokop of Dennik Sport that he is officially retired.

The New York Times · 4d

Former NHL goalie Jaroslav Halak retires after 17 seasons

Halak's playoff heroics helped define his career, specifically in 2010, when he led Montreal to the Eastern Conference final.

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Multiple former Bruins officially hang up their skates

Three former Bruins have formally announced their retirements from the National Hockey League in the last week plus.

Former Rangers goalie retires, laments falling short of 300 NHL wins

That next opportunity never came for Halak, who officially retired as a professional player Friday. The 40-year-old goalie ...

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How former Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask is enjoying himself in retirement

The Bruins have never retired a goalie’s number, and one could argue that the No. 30 of Gerry Cheevers and Tim Thomas should be in the rafters. No. 40 has just as strong a case. Tuukka Rask is ...

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Retired NHL goalies often in no rush to play position

Brodeur, 46, isn't alone among former NHL goalies who rarely play the position anymore. Many, like 2011 Hall of Fame inductee ... A lot of retired NHL goalies feel the same way.

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