Goalie Halak retires from NHL after 17 seasons
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Goalie Halak retires from NHL after 17 seasons
""Last year I completed summer training ... but when nothing came of it, I told myself it was pointless. After that I didn't even try anymore, I'm officially ending my career.""
""It's been two years and I've come to terms with not reaching 300 (wins). Looking back on my career, it's been a good one. It would have been nicer with 300 wins, but I'll be happy with 295.""
Jaroslav Halak retired from the NHL after 17 seasons, with his last game played on April 13, 2023. He had a brief stint with the Carolina Hurricanes on a professional tryout but did not compete in a game. Halak thanked family, friends, fans, and his wife while reflecting on his career. He posted a notable record of 295-189-69 with 53 shutouts and a 2.50 goals-against average. Halak played for multiple teams, represented Slovakia in two Olympics, and described his career as fulfilling despite missing the milestone of 300 career wins.
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