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.
Why the Maple Leafs let go of Treliving, and what's next
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Elliotte Friedman writes about how the Leafs went from considering extending Brad Treliving's contract to firing him on Monday night, and what could be next for the direction of the front office.
32 Thoughts: Goaltender interference — two plays, two outcomes
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32 Thoughts: Player safety a hot topic at GMs meetings
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In this edition of 32 Thoughts, Elliotte Friedman covers why player safety was a hot topic at the GMs meetings, who checked in on Matthew Knies, superstar injury updates and much more.
Trade Deadline Thoughts: Could Leafs be persuaded to move Matthew Knies?
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On the eve of the NHL's 2026 trade deadline, Elliotte Friedman writes about what he's hearing around the league.
32 Thoughts: How Artemi Panarin ended up with the Los Angeles Kings
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Barry Trotz to step down as GM of Nashville Predators
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Barry Trotz announced Monday that he is stepping down as general manager of the Nashville Predators — although he will remain on the job until a successor is found.
Where did it go wrong for Mitch Marner and the Maple Leafs?
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On Friday night, Mitch Marner will make his first return to Toronto since joining the Vegas Golden Knights. Elliotte Friedman writes about how Marner and his hometown team ended up separating.
Sources: Rangers won't offer Artemi Panarin a contract extension
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Hurricanes considering trade offers for Jesperi Kotkaniemi
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While it's hard to find centres around the NHL, the Hurricanes are taking offers on 25-year-old Jesperi Kotkaniemi and are looking for something that can help them win now, writes Elliotte Friedman.