NHL veteran Trevor Lewis has announced his retirement from professional hockey, bringing to a close a storied 15-year career marked by two Stanley Cup championships. The 35-year-old forward, who played for the Los Angeles Kings and Calgary Flames, leaves behind a legacy of hard-hitting play and clutch performances on the ice. Lewis's decision to retire comes after a season where he struggled with injuries, raising questions about his ability to continue competing at the highest level. As the hockey world bids farewell to the two-time champion, fans and former teammates alike are reflecting on Lewis's contributions to the sport.
2-time Stanley Cup champion Trevor Lewis retires WJOX-FM
