Defenseman Mathew Dumba retiring after 13 NHL seasons with 5 different teams

Mathew Dumba, the 32-year-old defenseman, is announcing his retirement from the NHL after a 13-season career with five different teams. Dumba played in the league for 748 games, scoring 85 goals and 176 assists, including 10 assists in 54 playoff games. He is best remembered for winning the 2020 King Clancy Memorial Trophy, which honors a player's leadership and community involvement.

Throughout his career, Dumba played for the Minnesota Wild, Arizona Coyotes, Dallas Stars, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Tampa Bay Lightning. His tenure with the Wild spanned his first 10 seasons in the NHL, followed by stints in Arizona, Dallas, Tampa Bay, and Pittsburgh. Dumba's leadership on and off the ice, combined with his humanitarian contributions, have earned him widespread respect in the hockey community.