Anthony Trudeau is a Contributor at Daily Faceoff. He covers a wide range of topics in competitive sports, focusing on team sports and the dynamics of all 32 NHL teams through monthly storylines, trade grades, and playoff previews. Anthony's work has been featured in The Hockey Writers, Philadelphia Sports Nation, DailyFaceoff.com, and Yardbarker.
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We're offseasoning now, baby. Thought former New Jersey Devils ' No. 2 overall selection Simon Nemec going to Calgary in exchange for several
By: Anthony Trudeau
Chicago paid Buffalo a king’s ransom for the talented but frustrating defenseman.
By: Anthony Trudeau
I loathe personal anecdotes in sports journalism, but here's one: I just submitted my Trade Grade for the big Jordan Kyrou deal to my editor, only for him to ask if I'd like to tackle the Byram deal as well. The what?
The Ducks traded up a spot to acquire the rising young scoring threat from Sweden.
The Montreal Canadiens prioritized a high floor with the No. 26 selection in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft by picking hulking Russian winger Gleb Pugachyov.
Norway's growing NHL contingent might have gained a future member when the Vancouver Canucks drafted winger Niklas Aaram-Olsen with the No. 41 selection in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft.
By: Anthony Trudeau
Markstrom is back in Florida after 12 years, but are the Cats better off for it?
The Philadelphia Flyers went a long way toward satisfying their need for right-shot center depth by signing veteran pivot Noel Acciari and former
The Minnesota Wild shored up their goalie depth with one of the more notable journeymen on the market as they signed well-traveled netminder Calvin Pickard to a one-year pact amid Wednesday’s free agency frenzy.
By: Anthony Trudeau
Did New York GM Chris Drury finally get a high-profile trade right?
