Former Vancouver Canucks goalie Eddie Lack has announced his retirement.

Lack, 32, broke into the league as a backup to Roberto Luongo in 2013-14. In a video posted to Twitter Monday, Lack said lingering hip problems had forced his retirement.

“My hip issues have come to the point where I can live a normal life, which I’m extremely grateful for, but unfortunately it’s not good enough to play professional hockey,” Lack said in a video. “I’m content with the decision as I know I’ve done everything in my power to come back but it just wasn’t meant to be.”

Lack spent two years with the Canucks playing in 82 games posting a 34-30-9 record with a .917 save percentage. Vancouver moved on from Lack in June 2015 for a third (Guillaume Brisebois) and a seventh-round pick in that draft.

Over the course of his career, Lack played 144 games posting a 56-55-18 record, a .909 save percentage and nine shutouts.

Lack is currently working as a coach with the Arizona State Sun Devils hockey team.

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