Ennis spent one season in the AHL with the now defunct Portland Pirates and recorded 65 points in 69 games, winning the Rookie of the Year, playing in the AHL All-Star Game, and was named to the AHL All-Rookie Team.

After 13 seasons in the NHL, two years overseas, and representing Canada on the national stage Tyler Ennis is hanging up the skates, officially. The veteran forward who helped make the Buffalo Sabres watchable a decade ago announced the decision using an Instagram post.

Tyler Ennis, whose 700-game NHL career included a lengthy tenure with the Buffalo Sabres and multiple stints with the Ottawa Senators, announced his retirement from professional hockey on Tuesday.

The 2024-25 season has officially begun, as players reported to training camp on Wednesday. As you can imagine, there’s been a ton of news from around the league in the past two days.

Former Toronto Maple Leafs winger Tyler Ennis has decided to hang up his skates for good to conclude a 13-year NHL career. Originally selected 26th overall by the Sabres in 2008, the 5’9″ and 160-pound forward spent most of his playing days in Buffalo but he also got to play for the Wild,