The Los Angeles Kings have announced that former goaltender Jack Campbell has retired from professional hockey. The team extended its congratulations and well-wishes to Campbell as he begins a new chapter in his life.
Campbell, who spent parts of six seasons with the Kings, was known for his steady play and leadership in the net. He appeared in 172 games for the team, posting a .914 save percentage and 2.64 goals-against average during his tenure.
The Kings organization praised Campbell's contributions both on and off the ice, highlighting his role as a mentor to younger goaltenders and his commitment to the team's success.
With Campbell's retirement, the Kings will look to their current goaltending corps to continue providing strong play between the pipes as the season progresses.