Iain Macintyre is a sports journalist for Scribe, a publication associated with Sportsnet. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Iain covers local sports news, with a particular focus on the Vancouver Canucks hockey team. His articles provide insights into the team's performance, player interviews, and analysis of game outcomes.
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Iain Macintyre's coverage is highly focused on local sports, particularly hockey with a specific emphasis on the Vancouver Canucks and NHL. He dedicates a notable percentage of his articles to event coverage and announcements related to team and player performance.
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By: Iain MacIntyre
VANCOUVER – Sure, come to Canada for a holiday. See your son, watch a couple of hockey games, go home with $100,000.
By: Iain MacIntyre
It will be deafening Thursday when Miller, after taking 10 games off because he needed to, returns for the Canucks' home game against the Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers.
VANCOUVER — Quinn Hughes still can't talk and J.T. Miller chose not to. But on a memorable night at Rogers Arena — especially for a Thursday in December — nobody's game spoke louder than Kevin Lankinen 's.
Saturday’s 5-1 loss to the Boston Bruins on home ice may have been the most disappointing of the season and, with just five Vancouver wins in 16 games at Rogers Arena, that is saying something.
By: Iain Macintyre
Vancouver Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet called out his players' lack of emotional investment following Saturday's flat loss to Boston. A day later, he doubled down on his criticism, writes Sportsnet's Iain MacIntyre.
By: Iain Macintyre
On Monday, Kiefer Sherwood scored his first NHL hat trick at age 29 — producing all the goals in the Vancouver Canucks’ 3-1 win against the Colorado Avalanche.
The Vancouver Canucks lost a hockey game Thursday. But they lost their road trip the previous night.
By: Iain Macintyre
The Canucks lost for the sixth time in eight games — half of the losses coming at three-on-three — before the night was capped by Pettersson’s reaction to all the conjecture about his relationship with Miller and its impact on their team.
Clearly, the Canucks need Miller and Pettersson to be better. The team has managed to tread water through a rolodex of first-half challenges, but obviously requires both players in order to win. Just like Miller needs Pettersson, and Pettersson needs Miller. Not for dinner or PlayStation, as Tocchet said Saturday, but on the ice.
By: Iain Macintyre
After all the drama and challenges — real and imagined — surrounding the Canucks, the team made it to the Christmas Break at 17-10-7. It's too bad their holiday lasts only three days. Iain MacIntyre has more on the Canucks' win why their break is coming at a fortunate time.
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