Ryan Dixon is a sports journalist who focuses on national coverage in Canada. He writes for Sportsnet and his articles cover a range of topics including NHL power rankings, game analysis, predictions, and team reports. Ryan provides insights and commentary on the latest happenings in the world of hockey.
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With this week’s power rankings landing on Halloween, Ryan Dixon presents one scary thought related to all 32 NHL clubs.
For very good reason, we're used to talking about the Florida Panthers in the context of what they do in the spring.
By: Ryan Dixon
Friday is November 8, which means — if we overlook the early European start Buffalo and New Jersey got in Czechia — it's been exactly one month
It’s downright mad what Manitoba’s team is up to right now, and the cool part is, the Jets aren’t just winning — they’re getting better as the ‘W’s’ stack up.
The Calgary Flames haven't had a Calder Trophy winner in 35 years and the NHL itself hasn't seen a goalie win rookie-of-the-year honours in 15.
By: Ryan Dixon
As fans await Auston Matthews' return, the John Tavares has had no trouble retaking the mantle in his absence. From leadership and scoring to everything in between, the former captain has been the reliable presence one would expect from a player with his resume.
By: Ryan Dixon
At some point in the past couple of seasons, Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record of 894 became a question of when rather than if.
At some point in the past couple of seasons, Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record of 894 became a question of when rather than if. Ahead of this season — when he needed 42 goals to pass No. 99 — the timeline we discussed was whether or not he could pull it off before the playoffs start in April. Now, with a hat trick on Sunday night, Ovechkin is shifting the conversation again and giving us an excuse to examine his goal-scoring prowess in all kinds of contexts. With his three-goal game in Washington's 5-2 win over the…
While things have obviously been calmer in some burghs than others, there’s more than enough season under the bridge to use this week’s power rankings as a way to elevate the key event, storyline or performance of the first quarter for all 32 clubs.
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