Harman Dayal is a staff writer for The Athletic NHL based in Vancouver. He specializes in NHL video and data analysis, tracking microstats to provide in-depth coverage of competitive sports, particularly team sports and major league sports. Harman's work has been featured in BVM Sports, The Athletic, and The New York Times.
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Harman Dayal's coverage focuses primarily on sports, particularly hockey and the NHL. He often provides analysis of games, player performance evaluations, and team rankings. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches offering in-depth insights into game analysis, player performances, draft analyses or trade/signing assessments.
Dayal also seems interested in data-driven content as evidenced by his use of cited data in a significant portion of his articles. This indicates that he may be open to receiving pitches from experts who can provide statistical or analytical perspectives on hockey-related topics.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Harman Dayal's coverage, it's worth noting that many of his articles are related to the Vancouver Canucks and their performance. Therefore, relevant pitches could include insights about this team or other Canadian-based teams within the NHL.
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By: Harman Dayal
These seven players deserve more recognition for their contributions this season.
By: Harman Dayal, Chris Johnston
We assembled a nine-person, anonymous panel to sort all 16 playoff teams into five tiers and tallied the average votes.
By: Harman Dayal, Shayna Goldman
This is the time of year to get reactionary and make grand statements. So here are eight too-early takes from the playoffs.
By: Dom Luszczyszyn, Shayna Goldman, Harman Dayal
After upsetting Edmonton, can Anaheim channel the same underdog energy against Vegas and advance to the conference finals?
By: Harman Dayal
McKenna is exactly the kind of elite forward prospect that the Canucks desperately need to add to their pipeline.
By: Harman Dayal, Thomas Drance
On Tuesday night, for the Canucks and for the rest of the NHL, uncertainty morphed into certainty.
By: Thomas Drance, Harman Dayal
These six theme stood out from the news conference introducing the Sedins as co-presidents of the Canucks and Ryan Johnson as GM.
By: Shayna Goldman, Sean Gentille, James Mirtle, Mark Lazerus, Harman Dayal
With Carolina, Montreal, Colorado and Vegas, the NHL’s final four is set. We predict which team will win each conference final and more.
By: Harman Dayal
A rising cap means more flexibility for teams to keep players, but some teams are still facing a crunch that could see stars out the door.
By: Harman Dayal
If the low return would be a very tough pill to swallow is there any sense or value in trading Pettersson?
