Loui Eriksson retired from the NHL on Monday after 16 seasons. The 39-year-old forward had 613 points (253 goals, 360 assists) in 1,050 games with the Dallas Stars, Boston Bruins, Vancouver Canucks and Arizona Coyotes. He also had 14 points (six goals, eight assists) in 44 Stanley Cup Playoff games.

Former Vancouver Canucks winger Loui Eriksson has officially announced his retirement. The 39-year-old last played during the 2022-23 season in the SHL with Frölunda HC. Eriksson played 1,050 games in the NHL, including 252 with the Canucks.

The former Vancouver Canucks forward announced his retirement from the NHL on Monday through a statement released by CAA Hockey on Instagram.

Former NHLer Loui Eriksson announced his retirement Monday following a 16-season career. “After a year-and-a-half of reflection, it’s time to officially retire,” Eriksson said in a statement Monday.

Eriksson was signed to complement the team's top scorers Henrik and Daniel Sedin, but the fit just never worked. ERiksson neer managed more than 11 goals and 29 points in any of his seasons in Vancouver and was relegated to meme-status by the team's fanbase in short order.

Loui Eriksson, a veteran of 1050 NHL games, has announced his retirement. We look back at his career highlights, from his All-Star appearance to his consistent scoring touch.

Former NHL forward Loui Eriksson has officially announced his retirement after 16 NHL seasons (as per NHL.com). At his best, Eriksson was a reliable 25+