Following a year with the Winnipeg Jets, there are indications that Jonathan Toews may be retiring from the NHL. TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger shared on X that, “Nothing official, but at this point, it seems likely Jonathan Toews is retiring.”
Toews’ Career Overview
After missing two seasons due to Chronic Immune Response Syndrome (CIRS) and Long COVID, Toews made a comeback last summer with the Jets. He enjoyed a successful 15-season run with the Chicago Blackhawks, securing three Stanley Cup championships.
Performance with the Winnipeg Jets
During the 2023 season, Toews played all 82 games for the Jets, scoring 11 goals and recording 18 assists. Despite his medical setbacks, Toews proved his resilience on the ice.
- Games Played: 82
- Goals: 11
- Assists: 18
Future Plans and Statements
In April, Toews expressed uncertainty regarding his future in hockey. He mentioned a desire to continue playing, especially if it meant returning to the Jets for a 17th season. “One hundred percent if they’ll have me,” said the 38-year-old center, highlighting his attachment to the team and its locker room culture.
Toews’ Achievements
Jonathan Toews, awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy in 2010 as the playoffs’ most valuable player, has accumulated impressive career statistics:
| Statistical Category | Career Total |
|---|---|
| Goals | 383 |
| Assists | 529 |
| Games Played | 1,149 |
Additionally, Toews has represented Canada on the international stage, contributing to their victories at prestigious events such as the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships and the Winter Olympics.
As speculation around his retirement grows, further updates are anticipated regarding Toews’ decision about his career’s next chapter.
