Keith Yandle

NHL veteran Keith Yandle is retiring after 16 seasons in the league, he announced on the podcast “Spittin' Chiclets” on Monday. Yandle owns the record for ...

[Coyotes](https://theathletic.com/nhl/team/coyotes/) in the fourth round of the 2005 NHL Draft. [ended on](https://theathletic.com/news/flyers-keith-yandle-to-sit-saturday-ending-nhl-record-consecutive-games-streak-at-989/h8EB9rmcm7k4/) March 29 of this year. The defenseman’s streak began on March 26, 2009, and

After playing 1,109 games as well as setting a new Ironman record, Keith Yandle has announced his retirement from the NHL. Congratulations on a great career!

He played two seasons in New York before being traded to the Florida Panthers, where he spent five years before signing with Philadelphia last year. Yandle became the NHL’s new ironman last season, when he played in his 989th consecutive game. Veteran defenceman Keith Yandle has retired after 17 seasons in the NHL.

Le patineur de 36 ans a disputé 77 matchs avec les Flyers de Philadelphie la saison dernière, récoltant 19 points, dont un but. C'est le 25 janvier dernier, ...

En tout, il aura disputé 1109 rencontres avec les Coyotes, les Rangers de New York, les Panthers de la Floride et les Flyers. Le patineur de 36 ans a disputé 77 matchs avec les Flyers de Philadelphie la saison dernière, récoltant 19 points, dont un but. Il a récolté 36 points (6-30) en 58 matchs éliminatoires.

In 2015, the Rangers would get within a game of the Stanley Cup Final, the closest the veteran defenseman would come to lifting the championship trophy. In ...

In fact, of his 516 career assists, 254 of them came with the man-advantage, where he was deadly for a full decade. In total, despite playing parts of 16 years in the league, Yandle was only fortunate enough to suit up for 58 playoff games. After nearly 600 games with the Coyotes organization, he was traded to the New York Rangers, where Yandle would experience the most playoff success of his career. It started in Phoenix, where a mid-round pick quickly turned from a lottery ticket to full-time regular, debuting in the 2006-07 season. Subban](https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/s/subbapk01.html?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-) into retirement, telling [listeners of the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast](https://twitter.com/spittinchiclets/status/1572208970332258304) that he is “literally taking his talents to South Beach and doing nothing.” In total, he hit the ice for 1,109 regular season games and racked up 619 points.

Former florida panthers defenseman and nhl ironman keith yandle announced his retirement after 16 seasons on spitting chicklets podcast.

… I really at ease with it and looking forward to the next chapter for sure.” “When it is all you know in your life and to call it quits — you don’t even want to call it quits but an end — it is nerve-wracking. “The last year, it has been one of those things I had been thinking about,” Yandle said. On the podcast with Paul Bissonette and Ryan Whitney, Yandle said he is “at peace with the decision” as training camps begin to open around the NHL this week. [Panthers Hockey is Almost Back!](https://floridahockeynow.com/membership-account/subscribe-to-fhn/) [The Only Place to Get Comprehensive, Daily Coverage of the Florida Panthers is with a Subscription to Florida Hockey Now!](https://floridahockeynow.com/membership-account/subscribe-to-fhn/) After being bought out by the Panthers, Yandle signed with the Flyers where he scored a goal and 19 points in 77 games.

Le défenseur Keith Yandle, détenteur de la marque de la Ligue nationale (LNH) pour le plus de matchs disputés consécutivement, a pris sa retraite du hockey.

Il a ravi le record de Doug Jarvis le 25 janvier dernier, lorsqu’il portait les couleurs des Flyers de Philadelphie. - À lire aussi:

Décidément, ce 20 septembre 2022 est synonyme de retraite pour les défenseurs de la NHL. Après Zdeno Chara et P.K. Subban c'est Keith Yandle qui a indiqué ...

Il a disputé 1'109 matchs pour 619 points en NHL. Le vétéran de 36 ans avait été sélectionné en 2005 par les Coyotes de l'Arizona. Décidément, ce 20 septembre 2022 est synonyme de retraite pour les défenseurs de la NHL.

Le vétéran défenseur Keith Yandle a annoncé sa retraite après 17 saisons dans la Ligue nationale de hockey.

2022. En tout, il aura disputé 1109 rencontres avec les Coyotes, les Rangers de New York, les Panthers de la Floride et les Flyers. Le patineur de 36 ans a disputé 77 matchs avec les Flyers de Philadelphie la saison dernière, récoltant 19 points, dont un but.

Keith Yandle, qui a établi le record du plus grand nombre de matchs joués de façon consécutive la saison dernière, a annoncé sa retraite après 16 saisons, ...

« C'est un gars sérieux qui comprend qu'on doit travailler fort et il est constant sur la glace comme en dehors. Il est un des meilleurs et je lui souhaite le meilleur, peu importe ce qu'il fera dans sa vie après le hockey. […] Il est le gars le plus terre-à-terre, un bon gars qui aime tellement le hockey. Yandle a marqué au moins 10 buts dans une saison à quatre reprises et a participé au Match des étoiles trois fois (2011, 2012, 2019). Il a également amassé 36 points (six buts, 30 passes) en 58 rencontres des séries éliminatoires. Il n'y a aucun doute que c'est décevant pour lui. En fin de compte, nous pratiquons un sport auquel nous rêvions de jouer quand nous étions jeunes. C'est la fin, ça ne vaut pas la peine de me battre pour une place une autre année. Subban annonce sa retraite](https://www.nhl.com/fr/news/pk-subban-annonce-sa-retraite/c-335652054) » […] Je suis vraiment serein avec ma décision et je suis prêt pour le prochain chapitre de ma vie. Quand c'est tout ce que tu connais dans la vie, c'est énervant de mettre un terme à tout ça, de te dire que c'est la fin.

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Yandle recorded 19 points (one goal and 18 assists) in 77 games for the Flyers last season. [Vegas Golden Knights](https://www.cbssports.com/nhl/teams/LV/vegas-golden-knights/) winger [Phil Kessel](/nhl/players/1133422/phil-kessel/) is currently second behind Yandle on the consecutive games played list with 982. Yandle also registered at least 50 points in five of his NHL seasons. He was originally selected by the Coyotes in the fourth round (No. [Keith Yandle](/nhl/players/566137/keith-yandle/), who broke the NHL record for consecutive games played in January, announced that he's retiring after 16 seasons. [Yandle broke Doug Jarvis' record as he played in his 965th consecutive game](https://www.cbssports.com/nhl/news/flyers-keith-yandle-breaks-record-for-most-consecutive-nhl-games-played/).

Décidément, ce 20 septembre 2022 est synonyme de retraite pour les défenseurs de la NHL. Après Zdeno Chara et P.K. Subban c'est Keith Yandle qui a indiqué ...

Il a disputé 1'109 matchs pour 619 points en NHL. Le vétéran de 36 ans avait été sélectionné en 2005 par les Coyotes de l'Arizona. Décidément, ce 20 septembre 2022 est synonyme de retraite pour les défenseurs de la NHL.

Keith Yandle, who currently holds the National Hockey League record with 989 consecutive games played, has announced his retirement.

Yandle spent parts of two seasons with the Rangers, helping them reach the 2015 Eastern Conference Final, before signing a seven-year UFA deal with the Florida Panthers in 2016. Yandle surpassed the 40-point mark in six of his nine seasons with the Coyotes. The Coyotes reached the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2010, 2011, and 2012, with Yandle playing a huge part.

Écoutez le journaliste Jeremy Filosa, qui parle avec Patrick Lagacé du départ de la LNH de P.K. Subban, Zdero Chara et Keith Yandle.

Keith Yandle, 36, who became the NHL's all-time Iron Man last season, extending his consecutive-games streak to 989 before the Philadelphia Flyers scratched ...

Subban](https://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/4044/pk-subban) also announced their retirements. [Zdeno Chara](https://www.espn.com/nhl/player/_/id/145/zdeno-chara) and [P.K. [Philadelphia Flyers](/nhl/team/_/name/phi/philadelphia-flyers) scratched him late in the year. He went on to play 25 more games until the streak ended April 2 when the Flyers made him a healthy scratch, preferring to take a look at younger players since they were out of the postseason mix in the Eastern Conference. He finished last season having played in 77 games for the Flyers, registering a goal and 19 points, but carried a minus-47 rating, as well. "The last year it's one of those things I've been thinking about," Yandle said on the "Spittin' Chiclets" podcast.