Tyler Johnson, a celebrated NHL player known for his time with the Tampa Bay Lightning, has officially announced his retirement after a commendable 13-season career. The 34-year-old, who last played for the Boston Bruins, leaves behind an impressive legacy of 433 points over 747 regular-season games and was pivotal in securing back-to-back Stanley Cups for the Lightning in 2020 and 2021. He expressed heartfelt gratitude in his retirement announcement, reflecting on his journey from an undrafted free agent to becoming a two-time champion.

Throughout his career, Johnson had standout moments, including being a Calder Trophy finalist in the 2013-14 season. His impact on the ice was significant, with a peak season of 72 points in 2014-15. As he retires, Johnson looks forward to starting a family and exploring new opportunities, while the hockey community celebrates his achievements and contributions to the sport.