Trevor Lewis has announced his retirement from professional hockey in April 2026, ending a 17-year NHL career largely with the Los Angeles Kings. He played 1,034 regular-season games, recording 104 goals and 133 assists, and won two Stanley Cups with the Kings. He formally retired after not playing in the 2025-26 season. [Source: multiple outlets reporting his retirement in April 2026, including The Hockey News and RotoWire summaries][1][3][5]
Two-time Stanley Cup champion Trevor Lewis hangs up his skates after a decorated 17-year NHL career, celebrated for his quiet impact and championship grit.
thehockeynews.comTrevor Lewis officially calls it quits on his 17-year NHL career. The majority of his time in the NHL, 14 seasons, was spent with the Los Angeles Kings.
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www.foxsports.comOne of the more decorated players in the modern era has hung up his skates. On Wednesday, longtime forward Trevor Lewis announced his retirement after 17 seasons in the NHL.
www.yardbarker.comSigned a one-year, $800,000 contract with the Kings in July of 2024. Officially hanging up skates C Free Agent April 22, 2026 Lewis officially announced his retirement Wednesday, per NHL.com. ANALYSIS Lewis didn't play this past season, so his retirement announcement shouldn't come as a surprise. A two-time Stanley Cup champion, the 2006 first-round pick played in 1034 regular-season games for the Kings, Jets and Flames over a 17-year career, racking up 104 goals and 133 assists along the way....
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