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Covers college hockey news, weekend game reactions, player rankings and insider notes from sources around the country. Includes a podcast-style discussion issue and data-driven analysis of players and teams.
Worlds Apart is a Swedish-language newsletter that republishes long-form interviews and personal essays, such as a Ryan Coogler and Ludwig Göransson profile and a 2016 interview with footballer Alexander Isak. It also features a reflective piece about youth ice hockey in a suburb, giving readers in-depth conversations with figures from film, sport and music.
A Nottingham-based local newsletter covering weather, things to do, and local news, with recent issues on Nottingham Panthers ice hockey, the Nottingham Open tennis tournament and Sherwood Art Week. It reads as a light, community-focused round-up of events and sport around the city.
The Sporting Blog publishes trivia quizzes with questions and answers on football, tennis, hockey and other sports, for quiz nights and casual fans. The issues are lists of questions with short answers rather than analysis or reporting.
The Puck Line sends automated betting dashboards for the Australian Ice Hockey League, listing model-based win and total-goals probabilities against bookmaker odds and flagging bets with a positive edge. It contains no written analysis, only generated tables and a note that the output is not betting advice.
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