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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Upon trading Jake Allen, Canadiens GM Kent Hughes toyed with the idea of signing veteran goaltender Marc-André Fleury.
Montreal Canadiens fans breathed a sigh of relief once they learned Patrik Laine will only miss two to three months after suffering an injury.
In an interview on the La Poche Bleu podcast, the former Canadiens d-man didn't hesitate to make a compelling case for two of his teammates.
The Canadiens have an 8.21% chance of punching a ticket to the postseason, according to analytics website MoneyPuck.
Upon making their final training camp cuts, the Montreal Canadiens have unveiled their potential opening-night lines.
The Edmonton Oilers took a gamble when they placed forward Raphael Lavoie on waivers. Unfortunately, it's one that didn't pay off.
The Leafs are making significant changes to their scouting and player development teams, and former player Jake Muzzin is getting a promotion.
The last time most of us saw Celine Dion, she was belting out an Edith Piaf classic atop the Eiffel Tower to kick off the Olympics.
Whether it;s cheering on the Canadiens or trying to forget the score, having a cold one at the Bell Centre is part of the Montreal experience.
In the high-pressure hockey world of Toronto, Maple Leafs forward Ryan Reaves is no stranger to the spotlight—and the heat that comes with it.
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