Tyson Barrie quits after 14 seasons and 822 NHL games, closing a diverse career that began with Colorado and included stints with Toronto, Edmonton, Nashville, and Calgary. He posted 110 goals and 398 assists in the regular season and appeared in 47 playoff games, tallying two goals and 19 assists. Barrie spoke gratefully about the path his career carved and Denver’s role as home base, a place where he felt opportunity bloom and where he’ll always be welcomed back.

Fantasy note: Barrie’s retirement shifts Calgary’s blueline depth and PP dynamics, signaling a potential rise for younger defenders and a reshuffle of Calgary’s power-play setup. While his steady puck-moving presence is gone, Calgary may lean on internal candidates to fill minutes and PP responsibilities, affecting how fantasy managers value Flames defensemen next season.