Adam Vingan is a freelance writer with a focus on national sports coverage in Canada. His work primarily appears in Sportsnet, where he provides analysis and insights on various hockey-related topics. Adam's expertise lies in analyzing player performances, team strategies, and trade possibilities within the NHL.
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With the Utah Hockey Club off to a 4-1-1 start, Adam Vingan looks at how they've found their success and what the injuries on the blue line have meant for the team.
The Montreal Canadiens are still going through some growing pains with one of the youngest rosters in the NHL, but Adam Vingan explains how they've struggled to improve defensively under head coach Martin St. Louis.
Connor McDavid 's status is still unknown after he suffered a lower-body injury on his first shift Monday.
By: Adam Vingan
NASHVILLE — The Edmonton Oilers breathed a collective sigh of relief. Connor McDavid 's ankle injury was not as serious as initially feared, and he was spotted skating back in Edmonton on Thursday.
It's not often you have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the rankings to find the Toronto Maple Leafs ' power play.
The Boston Bruins are unaccustomed to slow starts under coach Jim Montgomery and look nothing like a playoff contender. Adam Vingan looks at what has led to the team's struggles to start the season.
Off to the best start in NHL history with a 14-1-0 record and a five point lead on anyone else in the league standings, Adam Vingan explains that even when the Winnipeg Jets cool off, there's still plenty of sustainability in the way the team plays.
The Nashville Predators spent over $100 million in contracts to acquire 40-goal scorers Jonathan Marchessault and Steven Stamkos, and top four defenceman Brady Skjei, this past summer. So why are they at the bottom of the league nearly a quarter of the way into the season?
Two seasons ago, the young Ottawa Senators forward exploded for 90 points and was on the fast track to superstardom. But Stützle took a slight detour last year, scoring 21 fewer goals and finishing with a disappointing 70 points.
It has been 15 years since a goaltender took home the Calder Trophy but Dustin Wolf could be the one to snap that streak.
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