Ryan Szporer is a columnist for The Hockey Writer and a freelance writer with a focus on hockey. He also works as a Marketing Content Specialist. Ryan's articles cover a range of topics related to the Montreal Canadiens and the hockey world, including analysis of team performance, player evaluations, and predictions for the future.
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Ryan Szporer predominantly covers local sports, with a strong focus on the Montreal Canadiens and their performance in the NHL. His articles often include investment analysis, expert commentary, and industry-specific insights related to hockey.
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The 2024-25 NHL season is just six games old for the Montreal Canadiens. It's still easy lose sight of how much time is left in the season with the
By: Ryan Szporer
As far as Montreal Canadiens defenseman Justin Barron is concerned, hope for the best, but brace for the worst.
By: Ryan Szporer
There will come a time when Martin St. Louis is no longer head coach of the Montreal Canadiens. It shouldn't be anytime soon, though.
By: Ryan Szporer
The Montreal Canadiens are starting to show signs of desperation, to the point they've started Josh Anderson on the first line... again.
The phrase “use it or lose it” can actually apply to hockey players. At least it should, especially as it might pertain to Montreal Canadiens
By: Ryan Szporer
The Montreal Canadiens are starting to show signs of desperation, to the point they started their Saturday night game vs. the Pittsburgh Penguins with Josh Anderson on the first line.
By: Ryan Szporer
At the time, the Johnathan Kovacevic trade to the New Jersey Devils made sense. It was at least logical for Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent
After notching an assist on fellow-Montreal Canadiens forward Alex Newhook's second-period goal against the New Jersey Devils on Nov. 7, Jake Evans
By: Ryan Szporer
It's easy to forget Shea Weber still technically “plays” in the NHL as a member of the Utah Hockey Club.
Despite a snapped losing streak, patience is undeniably wearing thin among Montreal Canadiens fans.
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