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

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

TRENDINGMike Ditka dies at 86Buccaneers stun CowboysWorker to Dak: 'Embarrassing'NFL injury tracker updatesGuardians force Game 5Story byStory byDefenseman Mathew Dumba retiring after 13 NHL seasons with 5 different teamsAssociated PressFri, October 9, 2026 at 11:01 PM UTC·1 min readAbout Our AdsRecommended StoriesFormer Penguins Defenseman Retires After 13 NHL SeasonsThis former Penguins defenseman is calling it a career.The Hockey News - Pittsburgh PenguinsNHL veteran Matt Dumba announces his retirement at just 32 years oldThe former seventh-overall pick leaves behind a legacy far beyond the scoresheet.HockeyFeedLongtime Wild Defenseman Officially Calls It a CareerA former Wild first-round pick and fan favorite has made a big decision about his future. 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The 32-year-old was scratched approximately 30 minutes before puck drop and is considered day-to-day. Maatta joins goaltender Filip Gustavsson, […] The post Wild’s injured list grows longer after Olli Maatta update appeared first on ClutchPoints.ClutchPointsCapitals top Penguins in Alex Ovechkin's final home opener in WashingtonWASHINGTON (AP) — Tom Wilson had a goal and two assists, and the Washington Capitals held on for a win in Alex Ovechkin’s final home opener, 5-3 over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday night.Anthony Beauvillier, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Alex Tuch and Ryan Leonard also scored for the Capitals, who introduced their roster one by one before the game, saving Ovechkin for last.Associated PressBruins Young Forward's Breakout Game Should Have Fans ExcitedMatthew Poitras was very good against Utah.The Hockey News - Boston BruinsMammoth Take NHL’s Best Power Play Into Boston Against BruinsThe Utah Mammoth take the NHL’s best power play into Boston tonight, looking to extend their hot start while handing the Bruins a third straight loss.The Hockey News - Utah Hockey ClubAlex Ovechkin Reveals Lone Reason Why He Didn't Retire Last SummerCapitals superstar Alex Ovechkin had already decided to walk away before Washington changed the equation this summer.Athlon SportsMinnesota Wild Recall Defenseman Matt Kiersted; Place Goaltender Filip Gustavsson On The Long-Term Injury ReserveThe Minnesota Wild have recalled defenseman Matt Kiersted from the AHL. They have also placed goaltender Filip Gustavsson on the long-term injury reserve.The Hockey News - Minnesota WildTwo Western Canadian Boys Fell In Love With St. Louis, Now Stand As Nos. 2-3 On All-Time Games Played List For BluesColton Parayko passed Barret Jackman for No. 2 on the all-time franchise games played list Thursday at 804 games; how an Albertan, British Columbian came to love the Gateway City to the WestThe Hockey News - St. Louis BluesWild's Olli Maatta A Late Scratch With A Lower-Body Injury; David Spacek Takes His PlaceThe Minnesota Wild announced that Olli Maatta would miss the game against the Tampa Bay Lightning due to a lower-body injury. 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