Sean McIndoe is a National NHL columnist at various outlets, including BVM Sports, The Athletic, The Spokesman-Review, and The New York Times. He focuses on themes of competitive sports, professional sports, and the business of sports, with a particular emphasis on team and major league sports. His insights and analysis have made him a prominent voice in the sports journalism community.
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By: Sean Mcindoe
Which team can make the best starting six out of their first-round draft picks?
By: Sean Mcindoe
The gap between the draft and the opening of free agency is often quiet, but not always. A decade ago today, it was anything but.
By: Sean Mcindoe, Julian Mckenzie
The Senators have a few players who could become free agents next month. And there are also a handful of extension-eligible players.
By: Sean Mcindoe
When it comes to entire archetypes of questionable contracts, there's no greater time of year than free agency.
By: Sean Mcindoe
Remember answering 10 incredibly easy questions before the season began? It's time to find out which of the 1,100 entries saw it all coming.
By: Sean Mcindoe
Sit back and relax. It's July, and that means it's officially time to start breaking out the weirder roster construction games.
By: Sean Mcindoe
It's been an eventful offseason, and more memorable for some fan bases than others ... and more aggravating for some fan bases than others.
By: Sean Mcindoe
The suspense is building on what could be a franchise-defining decision for two teams.
By: Julian Mckenzie, Mark Lazerus, Sean Mcindoe
In the early days of offer sheets, the two teams would be forced to work out a trade. Let's bring that back and apply it to history.
We had a bit of a bomb dropped on us yesterday, in what’s normally the slow-news dead zone of mid-July: Steve Yzerman is out in Detroit.
