Mark Masters is a sports journalist who focuses on national sports coverage in Canada. He writes for TSN - The Sports Network - Canada and his work has also appeared in Ideastream Public Media. Mark's articles cover a range of sports topics, including hockey, international competitions, player adjustments, and team strategies.
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Mark Masters predominantly covers sports, specifically ice hockey with a focus on the National Hockey League (NHL) and Team Canada. His event coverage attributes indicate a strong inclination towards reporting on ongoing or upcoming sporting events.
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By: Mark Masters
The Maple Leafs (optional) and Edmonton Oilers skated at Scotiabank Arena on Saturday.
By: Mark Masters
The Leafs will lean on the defensive pair of Chris Tanev and Jake McCabe on Saturday night as they look to slow down Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers.
By: Mark Masters
Leafs coach Craig Berube held a media availability at Ford Performance Centre on Monday.
By: Mark Masters
Mitch Marner leads the Leafs with 10 points in the six games that Auston Matthews, his long-time linemate, has missed. That includes working overtime, Mark Masters writes.
By: Mark Masters
The Maple Leafs practised at Ford Performance Centre on Tuesday.
By: Mark Masters
Auston Matthews is set to miss a seventh straight game on Wednesday as he is in Germany to see a doctor about his undisclosed upper-body injury. But general manager Brad Treliving is hopeful that Matthews will be able to return next week when the Leafs head to the Sunshine State.
By: Mark Masters
Maple Leafs forward Max Domi will sit out Wednesday's game due a nagging lower-body injury. "He needs some time off," said head coach Craig Berube.
By: Mark Masters
Toronto will be missing six forwards on Wednesday night against the Golden Knights. Mark Masters has more on how the Maple Leafs are managing short handed.
By: Mark Masters
The Maple Leafs held a skill development session at Ford Performance Centre on Thursday.
By: Mark Masters
The Maple Leafs practised at the Ford Performance Centre in Toronto on Friday.
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