BREAKING - Keith Yandle Has Reached Final Retirement Decision
Keith Yandle has retired from professional hockey at the age of 36. Yandle played 1,109 games with Arizona, New York, Florida, and Philadelphia, scoring 103 goals and 619 points. He holds the all-time record for most consecutive games played, at 989.
Let's take a look at some of his best moments throughout his 1,000 game career.
DID THE FLYERS MISTREAT KEITH YANDLE IN HIS LAST YEAR? SEPTEMBER 20 177 ANSWERS | ||
| YES | 108 | 61 % |
| NO | 69 | 39 % |
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