Jakub Voracek, a long-time NHLer, announced his retirement from the NHL at the age of 34, citing a year-long battle with a concussion as a significant factor in his decision. Throughout his fifteen-year career, he played 1058 games and amassed 806 points while representing the Columbus Blue Jackets, Philadelphia Flyers, and Arizona Coyotes.

By the Numbers
  • Played 1058 games in the NHL
  • Accumulated 806 points throughout his career
State of Play
  • Voracek has transitioned into coaching and is currently working with former NHLer Jaromir Jagr for the Rytiri Kladno team in the Czech Republic
  • He may potentially coach the Czech Republic at the international level in the future
What's Next

Voracek's coaching experience may pave the way for him to lead the Czech Republic at the international level in the future, and he currently focuses on shaping the progression of young players.

Bottom Line

Jakub Voracek retires from the NHL after an exceptional career, transitioning to coaching while leaving behind a remarkable legacy as a player.