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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