Frank Seravalli

NHL Reinstates Bowman, Quenneville, and MacIsaac

The National Hockey League (NHL) announced today that they’ve reinstated Stan Bowman, Joel Quenneville, and Al MacIsaac effective immediately. The NHL noted that the three individuals have been ineligible to work for any NHL team for the last two and a half years. This ban was the result of their insufficient response after being informed […]

Golden Knights Receiving Eye Rolls from Around the League as Stone Returns to Practice

President of Hockey Content for Daily Faceoff, Frank Seravalli, made a statement that aligns with how many view the Vegas Golden Knights handling of Mark Stone’s injury with respect to the salary cap. Here is why people are questioning Stone’s situation. This is the second year in a row Stone returned to practice from an […]

DFO’s Frank Seravalli Slams GM Dubas Over Offseason Moves

The Pittsburgh Penguins made a plethora of moves this summer in hopes of being able to compete for the Stanley Cup. From bringing in Kyle Dubas from the Toronto Maple Leafs to become the newest GM to him acquiring D Erik Karlsson from the San Jose Sharks and the number of signings he made on […]

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An Email Interview With Hockey Analyst Colby Cohen

If you have not noticed, I enjoy conducting email interviews with various people in the hockey world. I am proud to present an email interview that I recently conducted with hockey analyst Colby Cohen. Cohen, who currently works for both ESPN and Daily Faceoff, was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule […]

Report: A Deal is “on the table for Tyler Myers”

Frank Seravalli revealed during an interview on Sportsnet 650 yesterday that the Canucks have had a trade offer for a few weeks. He speculates that the potential deal involves the San Jose Sharks. “I believe the Canucks have had a deal on the table for Tyler Myers for [weeks] now,” Seravalli disclosed to Sportsnet 650 […]

Report: Orlov Seeking Hefty Sum in Free Agency

After a successful second half with the Boston Bruins, it is highly unlikely that the Bruins will be able to retain Orlov’s services. It hasn’t been a secret either, with Orlov looking forward to his Free Agent opportunity this Summer. Previous to his Boston experience, Orlov was hovering around a 0.5-point-per-game pace throughout his career. […]