Tuukka Rask on Wednesday announced his retirement from the NHL after 15 seasons, all spent with the Boston Bruins.
Over the years, the goaltender -- who originally was a Toronto Maple Leafs draft pick in the first round in 2005 but promptly was traded to the Bruins -- has accomplished quite a bit. A two-time All-Star, 2013-14 Vezina Trophy winner and Stanley Cup winner, Rask finished his run with a 2.28 goals against average, .921 save percentage and 308-165 record across 564 games (543 starts).
Shortly after Rask announced his retirement, the Bruins published a tribute video re-living all of the Finnish star's greatness.
The video included in-game highlights as well as clips from off-ice appearances the goaltender made throughout his career in Boston.
This one certainly is worth the two minutes, 30 seconds for a watch.
