Matt Larkin is the Managing Editor and Senior Writer at The Hockey News. He covers various aspects of competitive sports, with a particular focus on major league and team sports. Matt's insights and analyses have also been featured in BVM Sports, DailyFaceoff.com, Grimdark Magazine, and Yardbarker.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Canada (National)
Not enough data
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.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcements in the sports industry with a specific emphasis on NHL-related topics such as trades, players' performance, and upcoming games or events; he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news stories about NHL teams or players, as well as exclusive interviews with key figures in the world of hockey.
Sources providing insights into current trends within the NHL or offering unique perspectives around player performances may also resonate well with Matt's coverage style.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Which teams blended star power, dominance and all-around inevitability?
The best RFA targets are typically those valued higher by outside parties than their current teams.
Looking back at the prospect crop most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, five years later.
By: Matt Larkin
Jun 19, 2026, 16:31 CEST A summer of seismic change continues on for the Toronto Maple Leafs Toronto acquired defenceman Darren Raddysh from
Will someone knock the Canes off the throne, or might they repeat?
These free agents may deliver returns exceeding the AAVs they secure on the open market.
By: Matt Larkin
The Hellebuyck chatter heats up in the fallout of the Brady Tkachuk blockbuster.
By: Matt Larkin
Brady and Matthew "dreamt of playing together," Keith said after being named to the Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
We're only a week out from 2026 NHL free agency, and the market faces the same question it did a year ago: will any scraps remain by the time we reach July 1?
Knies? Robertson? Pettersson? Nikishin? Anything feels possible in this week of wild wheeling and dealing.
