Evan McLeod
Evan McLeod is an NHL writer covering league news, trades, and playoff storylines. With a focus on pace-of-play trends and player usage, he brings a mix of eye test and analytics to every piece. Before joining Gino Hard, Evan covered junior hockey in the OHL and contributed to independent hockey blogs during the season.
Suzuki, Slafkovsky Lead Habs to 6-3 Game 5 Win Over Sabres
Suzuki and Slafkovsky each had three points as the Canadiens beat the Sabres 6-3 in Game 5 to take a 3-2 series lead.
Bowman Denies Bouchard Played With Concussion vs. Ducks
Highlights Stan Bowman shut down Frank Seravalli's report that Evan Bouchard played the Ducks series with a concussion
The Oilers GM's answer at Thursday's media...
Bowman: Oilers Needed ‘Different Voice’ Over Knoblauch
Highlights Stan Bowman fired Kris Knoblauch and assistant Mark Stuart on Thursday
The Oilers GM said the team needed a “different voice” to take the...
Canucks Name Ryan Johnson GM, Sedins to Be Co-Presidents
Highlights Frank Seravalli reports Ryan Johnson will be named Canucks GM on Thursday
Rick Dhaliwal: Henrik and Daniel Sedin will be introduced as co-presidents
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Bednar’s Avalanche Refused to Die, Now Head to WCF
Highlights The Avalanche trailed 3-0 after the first period of a potential clinching game and came all the way back
Jared Bednar pulled Mackenzie Blackwood...
Kulak OT Winner Caps Avalanche Comeback, Sends Colorado to WCF
Brett Kulak's OT winner caps Colorado's 4-goal comeback as the Avalanche oust the Wild in Game 5.
Schaefer Honors Late Mom With Cohen Children’s Hospital Center
Matthew Schaefer brought the Calder Trophy to Cohen Children's and announced a $150K center named after his late mother Jennifer.
Zellweger’s Late Game 5 Goal Earns Praise From Quenneville
Olen Zellweger scored his first playoff goal with 3:05 left to force OT in Game 5, and Joel Quenneville couldn't say enough about him.
Matthew Schaefer Becomes Youngest Calder Winner in NHL History
Matthew Schaefer wins the Calder Trophy at 18 years, 223 days old, surprised on GMA3 by his family. He's the youngest rookie of the year in NHL history.
