Major: Another big name from the Bruins is about to suddenly announce his retirement from the NHL, and it's the center David Krejci

Just over a week after Patrice Bergeron's major announcement, who officially retired from the National Hockey League, another big name from the Boston Bruins is about to follow suit.

Over the past few hours, journalist Jimmy Murphy of Boston Hockey Now reported that forward David Krejci is about to announce his retirement as well.

"According to an NHL source, long-time Bruins center David Krejci will announce his retirement from the NHL and hockey in general 'very soon', but he could still represent the Czech Republic at the 2024 World Championships." - BHN

Krejci, 37, who was drafted by the Bruins in 2004 and who played his entire career in Boston, has amassed 786 points in 1032 games. (128 points in 160 playoff games)

He collected a solid 56 points in 70 games last season, the third-highest scorer among the Bruins last season behind Brad Marchand and David Pastrnak. (points per game)

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