Arpon Basu is a Senior Writer at NHL. He has been the editor-in-chief of The Athletic Montréal since 2017 and brings extensive experience in sports journalism, particularly in competitive sports and the business of sports. Basu's work has been featured in BVM Sports, The New York Times, The Athletic, and 101 ESPN Radio St. Louis WXOS.
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Arpon Basu's articles predominantly focus on sports, specifically hockey and the Montreal Canadiens. Given his coverage of player development, game analysis, and expert commentary, he would likely be interested in insights from experts within the hockey industry who can provide detailed analysis or insider perspectives on player performance, team strategies, or upcoming events.
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By: Pierre Lebrun, Arpon Basu
The Canadiens have become the NHL model for a rebuilding team, and the beauty of their situation is that they're not finished yet.
By: Arpon Basu
Hutson's offensive ability is obvious, but his defensive ability takes more time to appreciate. The playoffs have provided that time.
By: Arpon Basu
Nick Suzuki's line with Cole Caufield and Juraj Slafkovský showed a first sign of life for the Canadiens in these playoffs.
By: Sean Gentille, Arpon Basu
The Hurricanes have their psychological hurdles to clear in Game 2, and to a far less urgent extent, so do the Canadiens.
By: Arpon Basu, Sean Gentille
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The day before the Carolina Hurricanes were set to start their third Eastern Conference final in four years, coach Rod Brind'Amour was asked to look backward.
By: Arpon Basu
The Canadiens earned their split on the road against the Hurricanes, but two recurring questions left the coach and captain a bit annoyed.
By: Arpon Basu
Dobeš' ability to follow a loss with a win these playoffs is reaching historic heights, and he's made that resilience look easy for years.
By: Arpon Basu
The Canadiens' offensive principle of favouring shot quality over volume is being put to the test by the Hurricanes in this series.
By: Arpon Basu
Maturity in hockey often comes down to a capacity to make decisions, and the Canadiens' decision-making needs to improve in a hurry.
By: Arpon Basu
The Canadiens' strength as a team is their ability to make decisions, and the Hurricanes' pressure game has turned that into a weakness.
