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Tyson Barrie Retires As A Top-10 Scorer Among NHL D-Men Since 2011-12
Tyson Barrie announced his retirement from the NHL after a 14-season career. Barrie, 34, participated in a 7-7 tie on Sunday between alumni for the Colorado Avalanche and Denver Pioneers. The NHL posted on Monday that Barrie called it a career.
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Longtime Colorado Avalanche defenseman Tyson Barrie has announced his retirement after 14 NHL seasons, eight of which came in the Mile High City. Barrie, 34, sp ...
On Sunday at Magness Arena, hockey moms who routinely leaps tall buildings with a single bound tipped grateful helmets to ...
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While most of the top players in NHL Free Agency have found new homes, some quality players still remain, and one of those is ...
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The Colorado Avalanche add more goal scoring to their arsenal with the one-year signing of free agent winger Victor Olofsson.
Olofsson got a bit of a raise from his last deal, and now gets an opportunity to join another Stanley Cup contender in the ...
The Top 25 Under 25 is a collaboration by Mile High Hockey staff members. Six writers have ranked players under the age of 25 ...
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