Tyson Barrie retires after 14 NHL seasons at 34, ending a mobile, playmaking blueline chapter that spanned Colorado, Toronto, Edmonton, Nashville and Calgary. He posted 110 goals and 398 assists in 822 games, with 212 power-play points (180 assists) and 47 playoff outings with 2 goals and 19 assists. Last season he appeared in 13 games for Calgary after signing a one-year deal. The NHL announced the retirement on X.

His exit reshapes Calgary’s defense and special-teams approach, with fantasy owners eyeing the subsequent reshuffle of minutes and PP roles. The Flames must adapt, opening doors for younger blueliners and changing how managers value Calgary defenders and PP options in drafts and waivers.