Tyson Barrie’s journey through the NHL has been the story of a puck-moving defenseman who could consistently drive offense from the blue line. Drafted 64th overall by the Colorado Avalanche in 2009, Barrie spent several seasons developing in junior and the American Hockey League (AHL) before cracking the NHL lineup in 2011-12.
The Vancouver Canucks have announced that 14-year NHL veteran defenceman Tyson Barrie will be joining Canucks regional home broadcasts on Sportsnet for the 2025-26 NHL season.
Tyson Barrie recently announced his retirement from the NHL after 14 seasons and 822 career games, many as an effective offensive defenceman and occasional power-play quarterback.
A member of the 2024-25 edition of the Calgary Flames has hung up his skates. On Monday, it was announced by several media outlets that 34-year-old blueliner Tyson Barrie had announced his retirement from the NHL.
A former Colorado Avalanche, Toronto Maple Leafs, Edmonton Oilers, and other teams’ longtime NHL blueliner has officially called it a career. On Monday, the league announced that defenceman Tyson Barrie is retiring after 822 games and 14 seasons.
Earlier today, news broke that Tyson Barrie has announced his retirement from the NHL. The news first surfaced in a video from DNVR Avalanche on X when Barrie himself shared it.
A former Edmonton Oiler has hung up his skates. On Monday morning, the National Hockey League announced that defenceman Tyson Barrie has retired after 822 games and 14 seasons in the league.
Veteran NHL defenseman Tyson Barrie is hanging up his skates, announcing his retirement from the NHL after 14 seasons. The 34-year-old unveiled the news
Tyson Barrie has called it a career and announced his retirement from the NHL. Known as one of the better offensive defensemen of his time, he was well known for his puck-moving ability and power play quarterbacking skills.
Amid his participation in yesterday’s Avalanche alumni game, defenseman Tyson Barrie confirmed to Nathan Rudolph of the DNVR Avalanche podcast that he’s retired.
When the Calgary Flames signed veteran blueliner Tyson Barrie to a professional try-out contract ahead of their 2024 training camp, there was a segment of the fanbase sour on the notion of inviting him to camp – the thought was that he could block a youngster from a roster spot.
The Calgary Flames have made another roster move as they prepare to return to action following the 4 Nations Face-Off break. Defenceman Tyson Barrie, who was placed on waivers on Thursday, officially cleared the waiver process on Friday afternoon.
As teams return to practice from the 4 Nations Face-Off break to prepare for the trade deadline, one former Leafs defenseman has found himself on waivers.
The Calgary Flames announced Friday that veteran defenseman Tyson Barrie has been assigned to the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers as part of a conditioning stint.
How fitting is it that Tyson Barrie’s first point as a Calgary Flame came against his former team? About four and a half minutes into the second period, the Flames cut the Edmonton Oilers’ lead in half thanks to a goal from Anthony Mantha off a deflection on Barrie’s point shot.
For the past two seasons, the Calgary Flames’ power play has been anything but powerful. To help address that, they’ve made some changes to their coaching staff.