Sean McIndoe is a National NHL columnist at various publications. He focuses on themes of competitive sports, particularly within the realm of team sports and sports business. Sean's insights and analysis have been featured in BVM Sports, The Athletic, The Spokesman-Review, and The New York Times.
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Sean McIndoe's articles predominantly cover the NHL and hockey-related topics. He seems to focus on industry-specific content, such as rankings, trades, and predictions within the NHL. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to unique insights or analysis of ongoing events in the world of professional ice hockey.
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By: Sean Mcindoe
If you’ve been paying attention to this series, you know who’s going to win. But here are reasons for both team's logical victory anyway.
By: Sean Mcindoe
Plus: PWHL Finals march on after Ottawa's Game 3 final-minute thriller.
By: Sean Mcindoe
Presenting the annual all-disappointment team, where we build a roster of players who let us down this spring.
By: Sean Mcindoe
Not all trades are created equal, and sometimes the piece teams send the other way turns into a Stanley Cup-winning star.
By: Sean Mcindoe
The Golden Knights, Avalanche, Hurricanes and Canadiens show very different ways of running a team. Attempted copycats must choose wisely.
By: Sean Mcindoe
The identity of the NHL's "ultimate loser" is one of my favorite postseason subplots. And this year, we might get an especially juicy one.
By: Sean Mcindoe
We’re retroactively changing playoff results, again, this time with the loser point.
By: Sean Mcindoe
Should the Vegas-Colorado series be the final blow for the league's current postseason format? Plus, are playoff beards still a thing?
By: Sean Mcindoe
For everyone lacking a personal stake when the puck drops for Game 1 on June 2, here's a handy guide on who you should cheer for.
By: Sean Mcindoe
Reminder: You don't need to care about the NHL's TV ratings.
