Former two-time Stanley Cup champion Tyler Johnson announced his retirement on Monday, putting an end to a 13-season NHL career that included another trip to the finals.
Tyler Johnson, who played 13 seasons in the NHL and won back-to-back Stanley Cups with the Tampa Bay Lightning, announced his retirement on Monday. Johnson most recently suited up for the Boston Bruins, but the forward played only nine games in his lone season with them and contributed two assists.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Tyler Johnson, who won the Stanley Cup with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2020 and 2021, announced his retirement from playing professional hockey on Monday.
Boston Bruins forward Tyler Johnson is now a free agent after clearing unconditional waivers on Friday, but the 13-year veteran isn't hanging up his skates just yet.
The Boston Bruins and Tyler Johnson have mutually agreed to terminate his contract. Johnson was placed on unconditional waivers as a result and will have to hunt for a new job in the NHL, due to the Bruins' acquisition of Oliver Wahlstrom.
The Boston Bruins placed veteran forward Tyler Johnson on unconditional waivers with the intent to terminate his contract, as reported by Chris Johnston on Thursday.
A veteran looks to be heading out of New England. On Thursday, the Boston Bruins placed forward Tyler Johnson waivers on unconditional waivers for the purposes of contract termination.
The Boston Bruins have placed Tyler Johnson on unconditional waivers, signaling their intention to terminate his contract. Elliotte Friedman broke the news on Thursday, specifically noting that the intention is to end the relationship between the two sides.
The Boston Bruins had a quasi-reunion last night when they faced a Chicago Blackhawks team littered with several of their former players. While the likes
Tyler Johnson joined the Boston Bruins on a PTO ahead of training camp, and the veteran forward continues to wait patiently for a potential contract with the club, TSN’s Chris Johnston confirmed on the latest episode of Insider Trading.
Despite earlier speculation he would get a deal, the Boston Bruins have not signed two-time Stanley Cup champion Tyler Johnson off of his professional tryout (PTO) contract.
Former Chicago Blackhawks forward Tyler Johnson signed a Professional Tryout Agreement (PTO) this past week with the Boston Bruins. Johnson, 34, is a great addition to the Bruins who can definitely make an impact on the roster should he sign for the season.
A two-time Stanley Cup champion is heading to the Boston Bruins on a professional tryout contract. In a post on their official website on Saturday afternoon, the Boston Bruins announced that they've signed veteran free agent forward Tyler Johnson to a PTO.
With our focus remaining largely on forwards so far, the trend continues with our next player grade. This time, it's the player who the Chicago Blackhawks acquired for Brent Seabrook's LTIR dollars.
Over the next month, Chicago Hockey Now will be profiling every Chicago Blackhawks player from the 2023-24 season. Today will be forward Tyler Johnson.
Tyler Johnson didn’t sound like someone who would be coming back to Chicago next season. Johnson was one of the more vocal leaders on the team, someone who constantly talked of playing with pride and leaving everything on the ice.
A little bit of a report out of Boston via Jimmy Murphy over at Boston Hockey Now that the Blackhawks may be shopping center Tyler Johnson. Trying to find that elusive second line center, the Boston Bruins could benefit from Johnson’s presence in the lineup.