Fansided · Aug 25, 2025

Former Maple Leafs defensemen retires from professional hockey

Toronto Maple Leafs v San Jose Sharks | Ezra Shaw/GettyImages A defenseman that spent a complicated time as a Toronto Maple Leaf has decided to hang up his skates for good.

Announced by the NHL on Monday morning, blueliner Tyson Barrie has decided to retire from professional hockey after a total of 822 games across five different organizations in his career. And one of those organizations was the Toronto Maple Leafs for one, interesting, season.

After 822 NHL games, Tyson Barrie is calling it a career. \ud83d\udc4f

Best of luck in retirement! pic.twitter.com/3lcarmiaZw

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