Matthew Zator is an Assistant Managing Editor and sports journalist based in Vancouver, Canada. He specializes in covering hockey, with a focus on the Vancouver Canucks. Matthew's work has been featured in publications such as The Hockey Writers, Yardbarker, and BVM Sports.
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Matthew Zator's articles focus almost exclusively on hockey, specifically the Vancouver Canucks and NHL. He covers a wide range of topics within these themes, from trade targets to prospects. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider providing insights about the players' performances or potential trades involving the Vancouver Canucks. Additionally, offering analysis on upcoming games or recent developments related to this team may be well-received by Matthew.
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By: Matthew Zator
The Vancouver Canucks have been relatively quiet since their frenzy of signings on July 1 . They have added Daniel Sprong and re-signed presumed backup Arturs Silovs , but that's about it.
By: Matthew Zator
The Vancouver Canucks ‘ defence corps will look different again this season after general manager (GM) Patrik Allvin decided not to re-sign Nikita Zadorov and Ian Cole.
By: Matthew Zator
The Philadelphia Flyers name became offical on this date in 1966. Plus, the first U.S.-born player to ever skate in the NHL was born.
The first full season under head coach Rick Tocchet was a successful one as the Vancouver Canucks not only made the playoffs but won the Pacific
By: Matthew Zator
The Vancouver Canucks have seen a lot of success under the leadership of Patrik Allvin so far.
By: Matthew Zator
*This is an archived article that was published in 2022 It was a long time coming, but the Vancouver Canucks finally had a fourth line they
The Vancouver Canucks are coming off one of their best seasons in franchise history, and that means expectations will be significantly higher than
The Vancouver Canucks said goodbye (possibly too soon) to 23-year-old Vasily Podkolzin last week, sending him to their division rival Edmonton Oilers for only a 2025 fourth-round pick.
By: Matthew Zator
The Vancouver Canucks have emerged from their offseason slumber. From Vasily Podkolzin getting traded to the Edmonton Oilers and Quinn Hughes being
With Thatcher Demko's availability uncertain for the start of 2024-25, the Vancouver Canucks' goaltending depth has come into question.
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