Jack Todd is a freelance journalist known for his insightful writing and columns. His work often explores themes in sports, particularly hockey and competitive sports, as well as broader topics such as climate, history, and culture. Jack's articles have been featured in numerous publications, including the Montreal Gazette, Calgary Herald, and National Post.
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Jack Todd’s coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly hockey and the Montreal Canadiens. Given his focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and opinion editorials within the sports domain, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive interviews or insights about ongoing events and developments concerning local sports teams.
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The defence is starting to mesh, coach Martin St. Louis is getting tougher and captain Nick Suzuki is producing at a point-a-game pace.
As the PWHL prepares for its second season with new rules designed to increase offence, the league appears to be on solid footing.
By: Jack Todd
Common wisdom says if you are not “in the mix” come U.S. Thanksgiving, your season is basically over. The Habs are tied for last in the NHL.
By: Jack Todd
I was sorry to miss American Thanksgiving with my sister in Colorado this year, especially after she told me that she was going easy on the baking this year by making only six pies.
Make NHL referees accountable. It would be one simple step that would make hockey games better and officiating more transparent.
No wonder Canadiens fans are torturing themselves with visions of a lineup featuring Michkov, Hutson, Caufield, Laine, Suzuki, Slafkovsky and Demidov.
By: Jack Todd
Montreal needs help to stop the bleeding on defence — and if that steps on the toes of the team’s assistants, they’ll just have to adjust.
By: Jack Todd
Montreal needs help to stop the bleeding on defence — and if that steps on the toes of the team's assistants, they'll just have to adjust.
Just look at the teams in Buffalo and Detroit to see how hard it can be to get a team back in the playoff mix.
Trading away Justin Barron after he failed to develop into the player Montreal hoped he would become was a shrewd move.
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