Defenseman Dumba, 32, retires after 13 NHL seasons with five teams — SkimNews
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- Matt Dumba is retiring at age 32 after 13 NHL seasons spent across five different teams, according to the announcement.
- Dumba won the 2020 King Clancy Memorial Trophy, the NHL award given to the player who best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice.
Why it matters: Dumba exits as a 13-year NHL veteran and one-time league leadership award winner, closing a career that touched five franchises. His retirement removes a veteran defenseman and a recognized leadership honoree from the league's active ranks.
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