A legendary figure in D.C. sports history is concluding his career after 22 seasons, marking him as both the franchise’s all-time leading scorer and its longest-tenured player. Beyond his on-ice achievements, he has played a prominent role in supporting local and national community initiatives, leveraging his platform to champion philanthropic efforts throughout his time in the league. His retirement caps a storied career defined by consistency, leadership, and a deep commitment to giving back. Fans and organizations he has partnered with will reflect on his lasting impact both in hockey and beyond.

Scoring Leader and Longest-Tenured Athlete in D.C. History to Retire After 22 Seasons; Capitals Captain to Champion Local and National Community and Philanthropic Organizations He Has Supported Throug ...