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Tyson
Barrie
Defense
Birthdate
26/7/1991
Birthplace
Victoria, BC
Draft Info
2009: Rd 3, Pk 64 (COL)
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Flames sign defenseman Barrie to 1-year deal
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Fantasy hockey bounce back picks: Defensemen to draft
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Oilers bulk up defense, secure Predators' Ekholm
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5 more Oilers players in NHL COVID protocols
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Dallas Stars and Minnesota Wild finally set for Game 1 in long-expected 1st-round NHL playoff series
— The Dallas Stars and Minnesota Wild have expected this first-round playoff matchup for months, and the Central Division rivals really set a tone for the series in a
NHLPA poll: Sidney Crosby most likely to become head coach
Sidney Crosby is seen by his peers as the NHL player most likely to become a head coach, according to the National Hockey League Players' Association's annual player poll released Friday.
What's old is new again in Pennsylvania as the Penguins and Flyers renew a long-simmering rivalry
— Sidney Crosby would not take the bait, even though the smile on his face and the gleam in his eye hinted that maybe the Pittsburgh Penguins captain kind of wanted to.
Seth Jarvis shares what's been working for the Hurricanes this season
Seth Jarvis joins "SportsCenter" to talk about the Hurricanes' success this season before their playoff matchup against the Senators.
The Carolina Hurricanes open their 8th straight trip to the NHL playoffs against the Ottawa Senators
— The Carolina Hurricanes battled through the regular season to claim the Eastern Conference's top seed for the Stanley Cup Playoffs....
Rangers' Vincent Trocheck says infection caused long absence
Vincent Trocheck said the reason he missed a month early in the Rangers' season was because of a bacterial infection in one of his lungs that required surgery.
