Two-Time Cup Winner Retires Due to Debilitating Eye Injury
A multi-time Stanley Cup winner and 700-game veteran is calling it quits after a devastating eye injury.
Hagelin Hangs Up His Skates
The hockey community was just informed of Carl Hagelin's decision to retire from the sport.
Hagelin's remarkable journey encompassed 713 games, commencing with the Rangers and culminating with the Capitals. Along this path, he achieved the remarkable feat of clinching two Stanley Cup triumphs while contributing as an invaluable third-line winger for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
During his final NHL season, 2021-22, Hagelin participated in 53 games, securing 14 points. Across his enduring career, he notched a total of 110 goals and accumulated 296 points.
As Carl Hagelin embarks on the next phase of his life, we extend our heartfelt best wishes for a fulfilling retirement and the chapters that lie ahead.
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