Corey Pronman is a Senior Writer, NHL Prospects at The Athletic. He specializes in analyzing NHL prospects and covers various themes in competitive sports, with a focus on team sports and the sports business landscape. Corey has been featured in BVM Sports, The New York Times, The Salt Lake Tribune, RealGM, ABC30, and the Daily Herald (Chicago, IL).
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Corey Pronman's coverage is heavily focused on hockey, especially the NHL prospects and future rosters. His articles primarily revolve around event coverage and investment analysis related to hockey.
If you're looking to reach out to Corey, consider providing detailed insights into upcoming NHL draft prospects, world junior championship performances, or in-depth analysis of players' potential impact on future NHL rosters. Given his focus on investment analysis within sports, he may also be interested in expert commentary regarding the financial aspects of player development and team management within the hockey industry.
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Corey Pronman evaluates the Ducks at the 2026 NHL Draft.
Corey Pronman evaluates the Sharks at the 2026 NHL Draft.
By: Corey Pronman
Corey Pronman evaluates the Islanders at the 2026 NHL Draft.
By: Corey Pronman
Corey Pronman makes his final projection for the first round of the 2026 NHL Draft.
By: Alex Iniguez, Corey Pronman
Follow along as the Toronto Maple Leafs hold the No. 1 pick in the 2026 draft.
By: Corey Pronman
Follow along here for scouting reports and analysis of every first-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.
By: Corey Pronman
Corey Pronman delivers his verdict on which teams had great drafts, and which ones didn't.
By: Corey Pronman, Harman Dayal
San Jose got another veteran defender but there are salary-cap concerns in the longer term.
By: Sean Gentille, Corey Pronman
There isn't a first-round pick or a blue-chip prospect headed back to Manhattan from Utah, but the deal is fair enough for both teams.
By: Corey Pronman
The top of next year’s NHL Draft is exciting, led by DuPont, Alexis Joseph and Nazar Privalov.
