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- Anze Kopitar, captain of the Los Angeles Kings, will retire after the 2025-26 NHL season, concluding his 20-year tenure with the team.
- The 38-year-old Slovenian has won two Stanley Cups and holds franchise records for games played (1,454) and assists (838).
- He cited family as a key reason for his retirement, wishing to be present for his children.
- Kopitar aims to secure a third championship before retiring, highlighting his dedication to the upcoming season.
- He is celebrated as one of the greatest players in Kings history and a national hero in Slovenia.
