Jordan Reinhardt is a journalist who specializes in covering hockey. He writes for The Hockey Writers and Yardbarker, providing in-depth analysis and commentary on NHL games, player performances, and team news. Jordan's articles offer insights into the game, highlighting key moments and providing an engaging perspective for hockey fans.
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Jordan Reinhardt's coverage mainly revolves around sports, specifically ice hockey and the NHL. He predominantly focuses on event coverage, game analysis, and occasionally includes investment analysis related to the sports industry.
If you're looking to reach out to Jordan with a pitch, consider offering insights into player performance or game analysis of Anaheim Ducks or other NHL teams. Additionally, if you have expertise in investment analysis within the context of sports industries, he might find that interesting as well.
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By: Jordan Reinhardt
The Ducks took home two points last night when they defeated the Islanders 3-1. Familar faces stood out in the win. Find out who here.
By: Jordan Reinhardt
In need of a win after two losses, the Anaheim Ducks rode their suddenly hot power play to a convincing 3-1 victory over the New York Islanders on
By: Jordan Reinhardt
The Anaheim Ducks begin a long homestand in need of more offense. Several players need to step up tonight against the Chicago Blackhawks.
By: Jordan Reinhardt
The Anaheim Ducks wrapped up their first road trip of the season with a 2-1 overtime loss to the struggling Pittsburgh Penguins (Oct. 31). They
By: Jordan Reinhardt
The Anaheim Ducks entered the 2024-25 campaign with renewed hope that their half a decade's worth of painfully deficient scoring woes would turn a
Tuesday night's embarrassing loss to the Vancouver Canucks was the fifth game of the 2024-25 campaign where the Anaheim Ducks scored just a single goal.
By: Jordan Reinhardt
The Anaheim Ducks are near the end of their season-long homestand during which they have gone 1-4 and scored 11 goals.
By: Jordan Reinhardt
The Ducks are sludging and suffering their way through the early days of 2024-25. Bogged down by a nonexistent offense, they must look ahead.
A quick weekend trip to Southern California awaits the boys in Seattle, who have taken care of business at home lately.
The Anaheim Ducks will put their season-high three-game winning streak on the line tonight when they host the Buffalo Sabres for a rare visit to Honda Center.
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