Eric Duhatschek is a Senior Writer at The Athletic. He specializes in sports journalism with a focus on hockey, particularly the NHL and teams like the Edmonton Oilers, as well as broader themes in sports business. Eric's insights and analysis have also been featured in The New York Times.
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Eric Duhatschek predominantly covers the National Hockey League (NHL) and hockey-related topics. His articles include event coverage, evolving stories, press releases, and "how-to" guides within the sports domain. If you are looking to reach out to Eric with a pitch or as a source, consider offering insights into ongoing NHL events, analysis of team performances or strategies, insider knowledge on player drafts or trades in the NHL. Additionally, providing expertise on how-to guides related to hockey tactics and strategy may also grab his attention.
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By: Eric Duhatschek
It's better late than never, in the case of the Bruins bringing in Lindholm.
By: Eric Duhatschek
Carolina previously re-signed Jaccob Slavin on defense but lost Brady Skjei and Brett Pesce.
By: Eric Duhatschek
Skinner was bought out by Buffalo but definitely represents a gamble worth taking for the Oilers.
By: Eric Duhatschek
Plus a look at the Panthers' free-agency acquisitions and how the Blue Jackets secured Sean Monahan.
By: Eric Duhatschek
Markstrom's potential impact with the Devils, Macklin Celebrini's first-year responsibilities and Trevor Zegras to Montreal?
By: Eric Duhatschek
Will Igor Shesterkin's next contract and the Blues' offer sheets for Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway change how the NHL does business?
By: Eric Duhatschek
It's still way too early for real conclusions, but last year's Stanley Cup finalists looked like two completely different teams to start.
By: Eric Duhatschek
A look at two of the most unexpected starts in the league and a star who continues to defy every aging curve comparable.
By: Eric Duhatschek
A couple thoughts on Anaheim, one from the deep past and one from the present, as the team tries to muddle its way back to respectability.
By: Eric Duhatschek
This year marks 25 years since the NHL adopted the two-referee system: "One of the biggest innovations of all time in hockey.”
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