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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In their first matchup since opening night, the Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames met for a Pacific Division battle on Tuesday night.
By: Matthew Zator
The Vancouver Canucks will have a familiar face back in the lineup tonight as they host former captain Bo Horvat and the New York Islanders.
By: Matthew Zator
In Dakota Joshua's return to the lineup, the Vancouver Canucks met their former captain Bo Horvat and the New York Islanders for their first matchup of the season.
By: Matthew Zator
Also, a spotlight on the Flyers' Massimo Rizzo, an interview with Maxmilian Curran, and more.
By: Matthew Zator
Also, players who could earn an opportunity with Mantha's injury, Roenick discusses almost signing with the Flames in HHOF interview, takeaways from the'3-1 loss to the Canucks, and more.
No one likely expected this trio to make a huge impact on their respective teams, but they have made their GMs look relly good for signing them in the offseason.
By: Matthew Zator
The Vancouver Canucks have been a consistently inconsistent team this season, sporting a record of 9-5-3 (21 points) in their first 17 games.
The New York Rangers got goals from four different players as they squeaked by the shorthanded Vancouver Canucks 4-3 on Tuesday night . The Canucks
The Vancouver Canucks were up against it when they faced off against the New York Rangers on Tuesday night.
By: Matthew Zator
Also, Jets candidates for the 2025 WJC, why the Canadiens' prospect pool is an embarrassment of riches, how the Flyers can build a championship roster without a top draft pick, and more.
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