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 and Tampa Bay Lightning skated at Scotiabank Arena on Monday. Advertisement
By: Mark Masters
Chris Tanev hasn't hit the scoresheet in five games with the Leafs, but the big summer signing is delivering as advertised with a sound, defensive performance, writes TSN's Mark Masters.
By: Mark Masters
The Maple Leafs held a media availability at Nationwide Arena on Tuesday afternoon.
By: Mark Masters
Dennis Hildeby will start his second career NHL game on Tuesday night in Columbus.
By: Mark Masters
Craig Berube isn't sure where his Stanley Cup ring is. "At home somewhere," the new Maple Leafs coach said. "It's not on display.
By: Mark Masters
Head coach Craig Berube will make a change at all three positions as the Leafs look to snap out of a two-game skid in Boston, including Anthony Stolarz getting the start for the first time since Monday's win against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
By: Mark Masters
Right winger William Nylander has gone three straight games without a point and the Leafs have lost all three games. So, head coach Craig Berube is making a change.
By: Mark Masters
Max Pacioretty has found a kindred spirit in new Leafs linemate John Tavares.
Leafs winger William Nylander is averaging almost two fewer minutes of ice time so far this season under new coach Craig Berube.
By: Mark Masters
Head coach Craig Berube and goaltender Joseph Woll have special ties to the city of St. Louis, and as TSN's Mark Masters writes, both are excited for the Toronto Maple Leafs' Saturday game there on their upcoming road trip.
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