BREAKING: Blackhawks Legend Makes Retirement Official

A Chicago Blackhawks legend has made his retirement official.

Niklas Hjarmalsson, a three-time Cup champion and Chicago Blackhawks legend has officially retired from hockey.

Hjarmalsson registered 172 points in his 821 game career. He departed from the Blackhawks in 2017 to join the Coyotes but after four lackluster years with the Coyotes, he would leave the NHL.

He previously announced his retirement in 2021 but unretired to play in his home nation of Sweden but has now decided to officially retire from hockey.

We wish all the best to one of the best Blackhawks defenseman of all time.

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