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.
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