Jaroslav Halak announced his retirement from professional hockey at age 40 after 17 seasons in the NHL. He played a total of 581 games, earning a 295-189-69 record, a 2.50 goals-against average, a .915 save percentage, and 53 shutouts. Halak is notably remembered for his performances in the 2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs, where he led the Montreal Canadiens to thrilling victories against the Capitals and Penguins. He played for multiple teams, concluding his career with the New York Rangers. Halak thanked his family and wife Petra for their support throughout his career.
Jaroslav Halak announced his retirement after a 17-season career in the NHL, appearing in 581 games with a record of 295-189-69 and 53 shutouts.
Halak's standout playoff performance in 2010 helped the Montreal Canadiens defeat the Washington Capitals and Pittsburgh Penguins in consecutive series.
His career included stints with eight different NHL teams, starting with the Canadiens and ending with the New York Rangers in April 2023.
Halak expressed gratitude to his family, friends, fans, and especially his wife Petra, acknowledging her support throughout his professional journey.
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