Marc-Andre Fleury, a legendary NHL goalie, has officially retired after an illustrious 21-season career. The 40-year-old’s final game came during the Minnesota Wild’s 3-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 6 of the Western Conference First Round on Thursday, 2025-05-06 22:32:00.
- Marc-Andre Fleury retires after 21 seasons.
- Played final game with Minnesota Wild.
- Achieved three Stanley Cup victories.
- Second in NHL all-time wins and games.
- Values respect from teammates over stats.
- Reflects on career's rapid passage of time.
Fleury, a three-time Stanley Cup champion with the Pittsburgh Penguins, leaves behind an impressive legacy, ranking second all-time in victories and games played. Reflecting on his career, he expressed disbelief that it has come to an end, emphasizing the importance of respect from teammates over statistics.
Fleury’s retirement raises questions about the future of the Minnesota Wild and the impact of his departure on the team’s dynamics. Will they find a suitable replacement? His career stats are remarkable, but what truly stands out is his rapport with teammates.
- Fleury recorded 575 wins and 76 shutouts over his career.
- He played a pivotal role in three Stanley Cup victories.
- His final season stats included a 2.93 goals-against average.
- Fleury emphasized the importance of teammate respect throughout his career.
As the NHL playoffs continue, fans will be eager to see how the Wild adapt without their veteran leader. Will they rise to the occasion and make a deep playoff run?
