Adam Vingan is a Radio Host at Nashville Scene. He covers themes related to competitive sports, with a particular focus on team sports. Adam's insights and commentary have also been featured in Sportsnet.
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NHL free agency, which opens Wednesday, is short on big names. When the top available player on the market is arguably defenceman Rasmus Andersson, the lack of buzz is understandable.
The Edmonton Oilers have run the gamut of goalies during the Connor McDavid era as they search for that elusive title. Now, it's Frederik Andersen's turn. Adam Vingan dives deeper into Edmonton's latest choice.
The post-Brady Tkachuk era has begun in Ottawa, where the Senators are moving on without their captain of the past five seasons.
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Edvinsson's combination of youth, defensive acumen and tantalizing size is difficult to find. That is why the Red Wings would be wise not to alienate Edvinsson any further and sign him to a fair deal.
It was important for Kirill Marchenko to make a strong first impression.
It seems Auston Matthews is back to being Auston Matthews Just last week, Matthews had more four-point games (two) than he did in the previous
Fortunately for the Flyers, Philadelphia is known as a patient and understanding sports city. (If only there was a universal sarcasm font.)
Matthew Knies had had enough. The months of trade speculation had become tiresome, so Knies welcomed the change of scenery Columbus offered.
Connor McDavid 's thermonuclear start to the season has been the top story in Edmonton, and for good reason.
