Washington Capitals left wing Carl Hagelin is retiring from the NHL. Swedish hockey player Carl Hagelin's career in the NHL is coming to an end following a "severe" eye injury. After 12 years in the ...

Carl Hagelin has decided to retire from the NHL at age 35, citing an eye injury that has kept him out of game action for nearly a year and a half. Hagelin has not played since taking an errant stick ...

Carl Hagelin has decided to retire from the NHL at age 35, citing an eye injury that has kept him out of game action for nearly a year and a half.Video above: Penguins "HBK Line" celebrates at 2017 ...

Washington Capitals forward Carl Hagelin, who won two Stanley Cups with the Pittsburgh Penguins, is retiring after 11 seasons in the NHL because of a "severe" eye injury that has sidelined the veteran ...

Carl Hagelin, a speedy winger who was one-third of the fabled HBK Line during the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Stanley Cup runs of 2016-17, announced his retirement from the NHL on Wednesday due to an eye ...

Veteran NHL forward Carl Hagelin is retiring, he announced Wednesday on Instagram. Here’s what you need to know: The Athletic’s instant analysis: A lot more than might have been visible on the surface ...

Just past 10:30 a.m. on April 4, nearly every Capitals player walked onto the ice at Capitals MedStar IcePlex in full uniform. It was team picture day, after all. After several camera flashes went off ...

Carl Hagelin is on the move again. The Washington Capitals acquired the forward from the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday for draft picks. The Kings, who got Hagelin for Tanner Pearson in November, ...

Pittsburgh Penguins GM Jim Rutherford had threatened changes if his team's early season tribulations continued. After a loss to the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday night dropped them to 14th place in the ...

Carl Hagelin has decided to retire from the NHL at age 35, citing an eye injury that has kept him out of game action for nearly a year and a half. Hagelin has not played since taking an errant stick ...