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Ryan Callahan: Announces retirement
Ryan Callahan officially announced his retirement on social media Wednesday.Callahan's retirement was more of a formality after he spent the entire 2019-20 campaign on long-term injured reserve. Over the course of his 13-year NHL career, the winger racked up 186 goals and 200 helpers in 757 appearances for the Rangers and Lightning, adding another 39 points in 121 postseason contests.
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Senators' Ryan Callahan: Remains in quasi-retirement
Ryan Callahan remains on long-term injured reserve, with his contract set to end in July.Callahan's contract is on Ottawa's books simply to help the team reach the salary floor, and he'll likely announce his retirement on July 1, the day his deal ends. The fact that his Twitter handle still says he's "#24 for the Tampa Bay Lightning" despite being traded to Ottawa four months ago is a pretty obvious sign that he's never going to play in the NHL again.
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Senators' Ryan Callahan: Traded to Ottawa
The Lightning traded Ryan Callahan (back) and a 2020 fifth-round pick to the Ottawa Senators in exchange for Mike Condon and a 2020 sixth-round pick Tuesday.This is nothing more than a salary dump for Tampa Bay. Callahan's playing career has almost certainly come to an end due to a degenerative disc disease of his lumbar spine, so the Senators will simply place him on long-term injured reserve once the regular season gets underway. The veteran forward still has one year remaining on his contract, so he likely won't officially announce his retirement until it expires.
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Lightning's Ryan Callahan: Career may be over
The Tampa Bay Lightning placed Ryan Callahan on long-term injured reserve Thursday due to a degenerative disc disease of the lumbar spine.Callahan was considered a candidate for buyout, but it appears he may have already played the last game of his hockey career. The veteran collected just 17 points over 52 games with the Lightning during 2018-19 and officially remains under contract through 2019-20.
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Lightning's Ryan Callahan: Potential buyout candidate
Ryan Callahan played two of the Tampa Bay Lightning's first-round games against the Blue Jackets, finishing with four PIM and four shots in limited ice time.Callahan plays the kind of abrasive, physical game that a lot of people believe fits postseason hockey. But he was relegated to the media box a lot this season and flat-out told he was the team's 13th forward in the second half of the year. Changes are likely coming after the Bolts were swept out of the playoffs and Callahan is a likely target. The oft-injured winger has one year left on a deal that pays $5.8 million. The probability of a buyout is much more realistic than a trade.
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Lightning's Ryan Callahan: Back to work Sunday
Ryan Callahan (undisclosed) will slot back into the lineup for Sunday's Game 3 matchup with Columbus.Callahan missed the first two games of the series with this undisclosed issue, but it seemingly won't cost him a third. In the regular season, the New York native recorded 17 points (seven goals, 10 assists) over 52 games.
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Lightning's Ryan Callahan: Slated to sit Game 2
Ryan Callahan (undisclosed) remained among the extras at Thursday's morning skate, indicating he should sit out again for Game 2 against the Blue Jackets, Erik Erlendsson of Tampa Bay LightningInsider.com reports.Not much light has been shed on the nature of Callahan's injury, but it will cost him at least the first two games of the series. Without him available, the Bolts will run with the same lineup that took the ice in a Game 1 upset loss. Callahan's next opportunity to return comes Sunday when the series heads to Columbus for Game 3.
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Lightning's Ryan Callahan: Not looking good for Game 1
Ryan Callahan (undisclosed) isn't expected to play against the Blue Jackets on Wednesday for Game 1 of the conference quarterfinals, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.It appears that Mathieu Joseph will slot in on the fourth line right wing for the Bolts rather than having the team push Callahan while he continues to deal with the mystery issue. Look for Callahan to be reevaluated ahead of Game 2 on Friday.
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Lightning's Ryan Callahan: May be back at practice Tueday
Ryan Callahan (undisclosed) was not on the ice at Monday's practice, reports NHL.com.Head coach Jon Cooper said Callahan's removal from Saturday's game after just four minutes was "precautionary" and that he hoped the winger would be at practice Tuesday. Game 1 against Columbus is Wednesday.
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Lightning's Ryan Callahan: Leaves game hurt
Ryan Callahan (undisclosed) left Saturday's game against Boston early in the second period and did not return.We're not sure what happened. All we know is that his last shift was three seconds long. Callahan has a long history of injuries, and the timing of this one is awful for the winger. He's already a fringe player for the Bolts, but his gritty game fits the postseason.
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