Gregory Strong is a sports reporter at The Canadian Press. He covers a wide range of topics including baseball, curling, amateur sports, and tennis, with a particular focus on competitive and professional sports. Gregory's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including CP24 Breaking News, The Globe and Mail, and CTV News, among others.
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Gregory Strong focuses extensively on local Canadian sports, particularly curling. His coverage heavily emphasizes event recaps and evolving stories related to the sport of curling in Canada. When reaching out to Gregory, consider offering insights into upcoming or ongoing local events, changes within the Grand Slam of Curling circuit, and developments involving prominent Canadian curlers such as Brad Gushue and Dabrowski.
Given his strong focus on specific athletes and events within Canada's sporting scene, engaging pitches could include exclusive interviews with these athletes or expert commentary on the future trends of curling in Canada.
Remember that Gregory primarily covers local sports news within Canada; therefore, any outreach should be tailored to reflect this geographic focus.
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By: Gregory Strong
TORONTO - There's no doubt about the defensive ability that new Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Andres Gimenez brings to the diamond.
TORONTO – For a team hoping to rebound after a last-place finish in 2024, the Toronto Blue Jays have had a relatively quiet off-season.
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TORONTO – The Toronto Maple Leafs are placing captain Auston Matthews on the injured reserve list with an upper-body injury.
By: Gregory Strong
The Toronto Maple Leafs are placing captain Auston Matthews on the injured reserve list with an upper-body injury.
TORONTO – Maple Leafs forward Steven Lorentz has an unusual warm-up routine of jumping into the glass by the end boards before each game.
Team Kerri Einarson has added three-time world junior champion Karlee Burgess to its lineup as a replacement for Shannon Birchard, who will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury.
By: Gregory Strong
With her curling future now uncertain beyond this season, Karlee Burgess still decided it was the right time to bet on herself. The three-time world junior champion recently left Team Chelsea Carey t...
With her curling future now uncertain beyond this season, Karlee Burgess still decided it was the right time to bet on herself.
By: Gregory Strong
Some of the country’s top rinks have not been afraid to tinker with lineups despite the fast-approaching national championships and Canadian Curling Trials.
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