Overview
- Johnson announced his retirement on Instagram Monday, marking the end of his professional career after 13 NHL seasons.
- He totaled 498 points across 863 regular-season and playoff games since debuting with the Lightning in 2013.
- Johnson was a key contributor to Tampa Bay’s consecutive Stanley Cup victories in 2020 and 2021 after winning the AHL’s Calder Cup in 2012.
- A salary-cap–driven trade sent him to Chicago for three seasons before he secured a final roster spot with Boston on a tryout deal in 2024–25.
- In his announcement, he expressed gratitude to family, teammates and fans and said he leaves the game with no regrets.