BREAKING: Flyers Defensemen Officially Announces Retirement After 13-Year Career
Justin Braun's retirement marks the end of an era for the Philadelphia Flyers defensemen. Braun, who spent three seasons with the Flyers, announced his retirement from the NHL after a 13-season career.
Braun made his NHL debut with the San Jose Sharks in 2010, where he spent nine seasons before joining the Flyers. He played a vital role in the Flyers' defensive lineup during his time in Philadelphia, known for his solid defensive play and penalty-killing ability.
Braun's short stint with the New York Rangers in the 2021-22 season was followed by his return to Philadelphia, where he would finish his career. In 842 regular-season games, he scored 199 points and established himself as a reliable stay-at-home defenseman.
As Braun joins the NHL Alumni Association, the Flyers will miss his steady humble personality, but his contributions to the team and the league will always be remembered.
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