Former Minnesota Wild defenseman John Klingberg has officially called it a career.
Klingberg announced his retirement from professional hockey Friday after 12 NHL seasons and exactly 700 regular-season games. The 34-year-old finished his career with 92 goals, 351 assists and 443 points while playing for six different teams.
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His time in Minnesota was brief, but Klingberg played an important role for the Wild down the stretch of the 2022-23 season.
Minnesota acquired Klingberg from the Anaheim Ducks at the 2023 NHL trade deadline in exchange for defenseman Andrej Sustr, the rights to prospect Nikita Nesterenko and a fourth-round pick…
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