Al Sciola is a staff writer for Daily Hive, focusing on local news and events in Montreal, Canada. With a passion for sports, Al covers a range of topics including hockey, tennis, and other popular sports in the area. His work has also been featured in blogTO, showcasing his expertise in the sports industry.
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Al Sciola's coverage focuses predominantly on local sports, particularly hockey and the NHL, with an emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. Given this focus, Al would likely be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights into local team developments, trade rumors involving Montreal Canadiens or other local teams.
Considering the strong interest in expert commentary, consider providing access to players or experts who can deliver valuable insights into game strategies, player performances or potential trades specific to the Montreal area.
When reaching out to Al Sciola for pitching purposes it is important that you keep a keen eye on what is happening locally within Canadian hockey and ensure your pitch aligns closely with his areas of interest as well as his geographic focus.
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With every NHL team holding Halloween parties this week, fans have been witness to great costumes. Others, though, have not been so great.
A new video published by the team shows Grayson coming face-to-face with Matthews ahead of the Leafs' morning skate.
After emerging with a pair of wins last weekend, the Montreal Canadiens have now dropped two consecutive games in blowout fashion.
According to a new report from Canadiens reporter Marco D'Amico, at least three NHL teams are interested in the player's services.
While Matt Benning has yet to make his debut with the Leafs, there are already talks of him finding a new home.
Canadian tennis player Genie Bouchard just served up four straight aces... in the costume department, that is.
As one of the NHL's youngest teams, it comes as no surprise that the Montreal Canadiens have their eyes on the trade market.
As the Canadiens continue to struggle, perhaps a call-up is in order. And if that's the case, the Habs should look no further than Joshua Roy.
Veteran defenceman Tyler Myers and his wife, Michela, surprised Canucks fans with a late addition to this year's spooky season festivities.
While Kirby Dach has returned to the Canadiens, it seems that he’s still working to regain his confidence and offensive spark.
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