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NewsAfter numerous and extensive medical exams, New York Islanders defenseman 's career has come to an end, due to an eye injury suffered during the 2019-20 regular season. The most recent injury was the second to the same eye. &nbsp;The 36-year-old native of Edmonton, Alberta has played the past six seasons with the Islanders, scoring 35 goals and 96 assists for 131 points in 404 games. Over the course of his 13-year career with the Colorado Avalanche, Boston Bruins and Islanders, Boychuk played in 725 games, scoring 206 points (54 goals and 152 assists). He was acquired by the Islanders in 2014 from the Bruins and went on to have a career year in goals (nine), assists (26) and points (35) that same season (2014-15).&nbsp;Boychuk played in 104 career Stanley Cup Playoff games, scoring 30 points (13 goals and 17 assists). He was a member of Boston's 2011 Stanley Cup Championship team, playing in all 25 games that playoff, scoring nine points (three goals and six assists). &nbsp;View Less

NewsAfter numerous and extensive medical exams, New York Islanders defenseman 's career has come to an end, due to an eye injury suffered during the 2019-20 regular season. The most recent injury was the second to the same eye. &nbsp;The 36-year-old native of Edmonton, Alberta has played the past six seasons with the Islanders, scoring 35 goals and 96 assists for 131 points in 404 games. Over the course of his 13-year career with the Colorado Avalanche, Boston Bruins and Islanders, Boychuk played in 725 games, scoring 206 points (54 goals and 152 assists). He was acquired by the Islanders...

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