Tobias Rieder

Rieder was released from his professional tryout with the Ducks on Wednesday. Rieder signed the PTO deal in September, but he didn't secure a contract with the Ducks. The 28-year-old is now a free agent. He could latch on with another team looking to bolster its bottom-six depth, as he's played at least 44 games in each of his seven NHL seasons. The German is also regarded as a solid defensive winger.

According to CapFriendly, the Anaheim Ducks have signed veteran forward Tobias Rieder to a professional tryout, adding him to the competition at training camp. Rieder, 28, now has 478 regular season NHL games under his belt after playing 44 with the Buffalo Sabres this year. He registered just five goals and seven points in those games, however, continuing the pattern of offensive futility he has established over the last few seasons.

According to CapFriendly, the Anaheim Ducks have signed veteran forward Tobias Rieder to a professional tryout, adding him to the competition at training camp. Rieder, 28, now has 478 regular season NHL games under his belt after playing 44 with the Buffalo Sabres this year. He registered just five goals and seven points in those games, however, continuing the pattern of offensive futility he has established over the last few seasons.

Rieder signed a professional tryout offer with the Ducks on Wednesday, CapFriendly reports. Rieder drew into 44 games with the Sabres last season, picking up five goals, seven points and 63 shots on net while averaging 12:15 of ice time per contest. The 28-year-old vet will hope to perform well enough to secure a contract with Anaheim during the team's upcoming training camp.

The Anaheim Ducks have reportedly signed forward Tobias Rieder to a professional tryout agreement, according to CapFriendly.com. Rieder is 28 years old and has played a total of 478 career NHL games with five different teams. This past season, he scored five goals and seven points in 44 games with the Buffalo Sabres.

No one who follows Tobias Rieder’s NHL career will remember much fondly about this past season. Rieder is a fine NHL player who has been on a decline the last few years, and bringing him to an already-struggling Buffalo Sabres team didn’t exactly help the matter. In 44 games this...

Rieder garnered an assist in Friday's win over the Bruins. The assist snapped a 12-game point drought for Rieder. He has five goals and two helpers in 40 contests this year. He doesn't produce much in any major category, so his fantasy upside remains limited.

Rieder (undisclosed) will be activated from injured reserve to play in Monday's game versus the Flyers. Rieder is back in the lineup after missing the last four games. The 28-year-old winger has scored five goals on 40 shots through 26 games this season. He's slated to skate on the third line with Cody Eakin and Riley Sheahan.

Rieder (undisclosed) was placed on injured reserve Thursday, per CapFriendly. Assuming this move was made retroactively, Rieder will be eligible to return Monday versus the Flyers if he's ready. He was originally designated day-to-day but will end up missing at least a week of playing time.

Rieder (undisclosed) is considered day-to-day, John Vogl of The Athletic reports. Although Rieder's considered day-to-day, he isn't expected to play Wednesday versus Pittsburgh. Either way, he's only picked up five points through 26 games this season, so his absence will likely go unnoticed in most fantasy circles.

Rieder (undisclosed) is ready to return to the lineup Saturday against Philadelphia, per coach Ralph Krueger, Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News reports. Rieder has missed the last two games after getting injured Monday, but the 28-year-old winger is expected to skate in Saturday's game against the Flyers. He'll likely fill his customary role as a member of the bottom six and penalty-killing unit.

Rieder (undisclosed) won't play in Thursday's game versus the Devils, John Vogl of The Athletic reports. Rieder is still considered day-to-day, but he'll miss a second consecutive game. Jeff Skinner will remain a healthy scratch, so expect Rasmus Asplund to stay on the third line.

Tobias Rieder’s time in Calgary as a Flame was short — just one season — but his impact on their penalty kill was immense, so his missing presence is felt now that he is no longer with the team. Their penalty killing percentage last season finished at 82.14%, while their penalty-kill unit scored six goals of their own, with one of those tallies belonging to Rieder. The Flames have yet to register a shorthanded goal this season, while their penalty kill is now operating at 77.05%.

Rieder (undisclosed) won't play in Tuesday's game versus the Devils, Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News reports. Rieder suffered an undisclosed injury during Monday's loss to the Islanders, and he'll miss his first game of the season Tuesday. Rasmus Asplund was recalled from the taxi squad to fill the void because Jeff Skinner will serve as a healthy scratch or a second straight contest.

Rieder (undisclosed) left Monday's game against the Islanders and will not return. Rieder was on the ice for just 3:42 and recorded two shots on goal Monday. It's unclear how severe the injury is, but he won't have much time to heal up with the Sabres playing again Tuesday.

BUFFALO – When Sabres winger Tobias Rieder learned earlier this month he had tested positive for COVID-19, the news shocked him. The German felt fine. He figured the result couldn’t be correct. “But sure enough, a couple hours after I could feel the symptoms,” Rieder said prior to Monday’s 3-1...

Buffalo Sabres winger Taylor Hall did not experience symptoms after a positive Covid-19 test landed him on the National Hockey League's protocol list. Tobias Rieder, Jake McCabe and Brandon Montour weren’t as fortunate. Rieder, McCabe and Montour each told the media following the morning skate Monday that they battled symptoms...

Rider (not injury related) took part in pregame warmups and is expected to play in Monday's game against the Islanders, Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News reports. Buffalo is back in action for the first time this month and Rieder was a game-time call after being activated from the COVID-19 protocol list. The 28-year-old forward has three goals in 10 games this season and will slide into his usual middle-six role.