Tyler Johnson has announced his retirement after playing 13 NHL seasons and winning the Stanley Cup twice with the Tampa Bay ...

Tyler Johnson, a two-time Stanley Cup champion with the Tampa Bay Lightning, announced his retirement from the NHL after 13 ...

Tyler Johnson’s success story provides more evidence for the effectiveness of disc-replacement surgery The 31-year-old Blackhawks forward feels “unbelievable,” with no back pain for the ...

Johnson’s top playoff performance came in 2015 when, ironically, the Lightning lost to the Blackhawks. Johnson led the playoffs in goals and points with 13 and 23 respectively.

It was mid-April and Tyler Johnson was struggling.. The veteran Lightning center was in the middle of a 21-game goal drought. The same Johnson who once carried this team on his back in the run to ...

Johnson’s 16 goals are his highest total since 2018-19. And if he notches four more points in the Hawks’ last eight games, getting to at least 33 points, that also would be his most since 2018-19.

Tyler Johnson feels ‘refreshed’ mentally, physically entering second Blackhawks season After a miserable, injury-plagued debut season, Johnson benefitted from a long-awaited full summer.

Johnson is signed for two more seasons at a $5 million cap hit. Maybe if one or both of Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane decide to move on from the Blackhawks, Johnson can fill that veteran role.

Tyler Johnson has brought skill and savvy to camp as the 5-foot-8-inch, 191-pounder makes his pitch to earn a contract after signing a PTO agreement.