Dayton Reimer is a journalist who writes for Yardbarker and The Hockey Writers. He focuses on hockey-related topics, including trade speculations, team rosters, coaching changes, prospect reports, and World Junior Championship coverage. His articles provide insights and analysis for hockey enthusiasts and fans.
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Dayton Reimer’s articles primarily cover hockey, with a specific focus on events such as the World Junior Championship and news related to the Ottawa Senators. Given this coverage, Dayton might be interested in receiving pitches related to player performances, team strategies, and upcoming events within these areas.
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By: Dayton Reimer
Landon DuPont's rookie season has been fantastic so far, but how does the defender compare to other exceptional status prospects?
By: Dayton Reimer
Despite losing several of their top players from last season and transitioning to a much younger roster, the Saskatoon Blades have returned to first place in the league.
By: Dayton Reimer
The Saskatoon Blades weren't supposed to be a top team in 2024-25. They lost several key players from their 2024 playoff run and a good part of their incoming roster relied heavily on rookies.
It didn't take long for Carter Yakemchuk to re-establish himself as the go-to guy with the Western Hockey League's (WHL) Calgary Hitmen.
The Ottawa Senators might not be in the position they hoped for, but they are doing far better than in previous seasons.
After months of speculation, it finally happened – on Nov. 7, 2024, the NCAA agreed to make Canadian Hockey League (CHL) players eligible for Division 1 hockey programs for the 2025-26 season.
The Ottawa Senators have taken strides forward this season. On average, they rank fourth in shots per game, allow the ninth-lowest shots per game, and are the 11th-best possession team in the NHL.
The Ottawa Senators' Prospect of the Week of Nov. 4-10 is Stephen Halliday. In two games against the Laval Rocket, the 22-year-old American Hockey
By: Dayton Reimer
There were few hotter teams in the Western Hockey League (WHL) than the Saskatoon Blades to kick off the 2024-25 season, going 4-0 in their first
The Ottawa Senators' Prospect of the Week of Nov. 11-17 is Lucas Ellinas, who joins Carter Yakemchuk as the second player to receive the honour.
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