Matt Larkin is a Managing Editor and Senior Writer at The Hockey News. He focuses on competitive sports, particularly team sports and major league sports, while also exploring themes in sports business and marketing. His work has been featured in BVM Sports, DailyFaceoff.com, Grimdark Magazine, and Yardbarker.
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Matt Larkin's coverage is highly focused on the NHL and hockey-related events. He primarily covers event updates, player performances, trade speculations, and team analyses within the National Hockey League.
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By: Matt Larkin
Change is everything in the modern NHL. The rising-salary-cap world has diluted the UFA pool but forced teams to control their destinies with foundation-shaking trades.
No longer atop the mountain, Will Canada alter its roster from its Olympic form significantly?
Plotting where each NHL franchise sits on its championship contention timeline.
Plotting where each NHL franchise sits on its championship contention timeline.
With Kyle Morton and Anthony Trudeau It wasn't long ago that the exercise of constructing best-on-best rosters was pure fantasy, as we went
Timing is everything to succeed in the modern NHL. The best-run franchises find the perfect junctures at which they blend ascending talent under long-term team control with veteran contributors.
Timing is everything to succeed in the modern NHL. The best-run franchises find the perfect junctures at which they blend ascending talent under long-term team control with veteran contributors.
With Scott Maxwell It wasn't long ago that the exercise of constructing best-on-best rosters was pure fantasy, as we went 11 years between
It’s debatable when exactly NHL GMs are safe to tape those “Gone Fishing” signs to their doors, but we’re close to that point. Give or take 95 percent of the offseason roster turnover happens before July is up.
Is it that time already? Well, the 2026-27 NHL season opens Sept. 29, the earliest puck drop since 2007-08, meaning we should start waking our fantasy hockey brains up.
