Jamie Langenbrunner calls it a career

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    Jamie Langenbrunner, who was drafted by the Dallas Stars and played an integral part in claiming the organization's only Stanley Cup in 1999, announced his retirement on Wednesday after 16 NHL seasons.

    Langenbrunner had 10 goals and 17 points in 23 playoff games during that 1999 run for the Stars.

    The 38-year-old forward appeared in 1,109 games for the Stars, New Jersey Devils and St. Louis Blues and played on the 1998 and 2010 U.S. Olympic hockey teams. He scored 243 goals and had 420 assists in his career and recorded a plus-minus rating of plus-62. He won another Stanley Cup in 2003 with New Jersey.

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