Logan Horn is a sports journalist who specializes in hockey. He writes for The Hockey Writers and Yardbarker, covering a wide range of topics including player analysis, prospect evaluations, and tournament previews. With a passion for the sport, Logan provides insightful and engaging content for hockey fans.
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Now that the 2024-25 NHL season is underway, I thought it was high time to take a look at the 2025 Draft class.
After years of carrying the bulk of the offensive load for the Detroit Red Wings, team captain Dylan Larkin is no longer the only elite offensive talent on the team, and may no longer be the team's best player either. Lucas Raymond has shown many flashes of his potential since he made the leap to the NHL as a precocious 19 year old, but he hasn't quite earned the reputation as a star across the NHL.
Since being drafted sixth overall back in the 2021 NHL Draft, Simon Edvinsson has been penciled in as the Detroit Red Wings' second defender of the
With Thanksgiving coming up and December right around the corner, I wanted to take a look ahead to the biggest hockey event of the coming months, the
By: Logan Horn
Let's be honest here, Detroit hasn't had a very good start to the 2024-25 season. While it's not necessarily a lost season yet, it's still November
With the 2024-25 season well underway, and the 2025 World Junior Championship just around the corner, I thought it was high time to take another look at the 2025 Draft class. The 2025 NHL Draft is still 6 months away, but there has already been some movement with a few prospects really asserting themselves early on.
After missing out on the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs on a tiebreaker , the 2024-25 season has been a massive disappointment for the Detroit Red Wings.
The 2025 World Junior Championship is set to begin in under a week and I can hardly wait for the games to start on December 26.
Team USA is always a serious competitor at the World Junior Championship, and this year will be no different. This year’s team has several returning players from last year’s Gold Medal winning lineup, as well as a few exceptionally talented newcomers who are poised to give USA Hockey a run for back-to-back golds.
At the conclusion of the Gold Medal match the IIHF directorate are asked to vote on a variety of awards for the year's tournament.
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