Pierre LeBrun is a senior NHL columnist for The Athletic. With a focus on competitive sports and the business of sports, he has established himself as a prominent voice in hockey journalism, having covered the NHL for various outlets including TSN and Hockey Night In Canada. Pierre's insights and expertise have been featured in numerous publications such as Sports Arizona, The New York Times, and The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Pierre Lebrun's coverage indicates a strong focus on NHL hockey, particularly trade rumors and contract negotiations. He seems to value expert commentary and opinions from industry insiders.
Pitching to Pierre would likely be most successful if it offers access to key figures within the NHL involved in decision-making processes, such as team managers, coaches, or players' agents. Additionally, providing unique insights into potential trades or free-agent signings could attract his attention.
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The 26-year-old center had 10 goals and 27 points in 82 games in 2025-26.
By: Pierre Lebrun
Dallas is now circling back to other NHL teams that have shown interest in Robertson after the sign-and-trade with Seattle fell through.
By: Pierre Lebrun
Also from around the league: Nichushkin's fit in Columbus, Marchenko interest, the Marchment market, Canadiens' plans and more.
By: Pierre Lebrun
The Stars, Flyers, Sharks and Hurricanes are among those already showing interest, and Werenski might consider a deal to the Maple Leafs.
By: Pierre Lebrun, Max Bultman
Both Yzerman and Larkin's agent, Pat Brisson, spoke on the subject of Larkin's trade request for the first time Saturday.
By: Pierre Lebrun, Kevin Kurz
Vladar won 29 games in his first season in Philadelphia, then posted another four wins (including a 42-save shutout) in the playoffs.
By: Pierre Lebrun
A number of superstars will be eligible for extensions on July 1, including Makar, Kucherov and Quinn Hughes. What are they looking for?
By: Eric Stephens, Pierre Lebrun
Perry is third on the active list of NHL games played with 1,464.
By: Scott Powers, Mark Lazerus, Pierre Lebrun
Mikheyev, 31, was an unrestricted free agent who carried a cap hit of $4,037,500 with the Chicago Blackhawks last season.
By: Pierre Lebrun, Max Bultman, Fluto Shinzawa
Arvidsson, 33, had a resurgent season in 2025-26, with 25 goals and 54 points in 69 games.
