Miroslav Satan has decided to call it a career. He said this would be his last season and his playing days came to an end with Slovakia's elimination from the World Hockey Championship on Tuesday. The team finished fifth in Group A, which keeps them out of the quarterfinals. He had three points in seven matches at the tournament. Satan had 12 points in 23 games with HC Slovan Bratislava this past season. He hasn't played in the NHL since 2009-10 when he suited up for the Boston Bruins.

Miroslav Satan scored twice to lead Slovakia to a 3-1 win over arch-rival Czech Republic Saturday. The win vaults Slovakia into the World Hockey Championship final where they will take on Russia for the gold medal. Satan last played in the NHL two years ago for the Boston Bruins. Jiri Hudacek also scored for Slovakia while Michael Frolik picked up the lone goal for the Czech Republic who will play host Finland for the bronze medal.