Elliotte Friedman
@FriedgeHNIC
Elliotte Friedman joined Sportsnet in June 2014 as an insider and reporter for the network’s national NHL coverage and Hockey Night in Canada. In addition to his on-air role, Friedman regularly contributes to sportsnet.ca, analyzing the latest NHL news in his regular “32 Thoughts” columns.
32 Thoughts: What will Jets, Capitals do at NHL trade deadline?
Elliotte Friedman
One week out from the trade deadline, Elliotte Friedman writes about what he's hearing around the league, plus some takeaways from the 4 Nations Face-Off.
Let them play: Quinn Hughes should be eligible for 4 Nations final
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Canada-USA clash at 4 Nations Face-Off a day for hockey community to embrace
Elliotte Friedman
Saturday's rivalry day starting with Sweden-Finland followed by the much anticipated matchup between Canada-USA will be a day for the hockey community to embrace as it will keep us all on the edge of our seats, together.
What Shea Theodore's injury means for Canada's defence
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The only sour note from an excellent opener to the 4 Nations Face-Off was Shea Theodore's injury. Elliotte Friedman explains what the injury means for Canada's blue line.
32 Thoughts: The NHL is heading into uncharted territory
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Utah fans to vote on three potential names for NHL team
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Beginning on Wednesday night and running through Utah's next four home games, fans in attendance will get to vote on three names, with the winner being announced at a later date.
Why the Mikko Rantanen blockbuster trade happened now
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The massive three-team trade that sent Mikko Rantanen to Carolina and Martin Necas to Colorado was about two key choices those teams had to make. Elliotte Friedman writes about why the deal happened now, and how the Canucks tried to get involved.
32 Thoughts: How record revenues in NHL could impact salary cap, next CBA
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Zach Hyman discusses purchase of OHL Bulldogs: 'Excited to be in Brantford'
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Zach Hyman will be the President and Governor of the OHL's Brantford Bulldogs, while his father will be CEO and brother Spencer the COO. Zach Hyman spoke about buying the major junior team and the family's commitment to the city.