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The NHL is officially losing one of its most physical players. The league’s all-time hits leader and former New York Islanders forward Cal Clutterbuck is retiring from the game, per The Score.

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Cal Clutterbuck has had a storied career in the NHL, and after becoming the NHL's all-time hit leader, he has announced his sudden retirement from the league. Back in the 2006 NHL Draft ...

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Reacting live, a former NHL player said, “Oh, that's a big hit. Stanley just killed somebody. Stanley just absolutely hammered that guy. Did he get off the ice? He must be taken to the med.” ...

New York Islanders forward Cal Clutterbuck, the NHL’s all-time leader in hits, officially retired Wednesday after 17 seasons.