Mark Masters is a Reporter at CTV News. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, including team sports, sports business, and competitive sports. Mark's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Ideastream Public Media, iHeartRadio, TAPinto.net, Vail Daily, and TSN - The Sports Network - Canada.
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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.
Given his extensive coverage of ice hockey events, Mark would likely be receptive to pitches providing insights or access to exclusive interviews related to NHL prospects, World Juniors tournaments, and developments within Team Canada's roster. Additionally, he may appreciate expert analysis from coaches or former players with relevant experience in these areas.
As Mark’s geographic focus is national (Canada), it would be beneficial for pitches to tie into Canadian-based stories or feature Canadian athletes playing both domestically and internationally.
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By: Mark Masters
BUFFALO – Cole Caufield scored 51 goals in the regular season, but the star sniper remains stuck on just one so far through eight playoff games.
By: Mark Masters
BUFFALO — The Montreal Canadiens and Buffalo Sabres are the two youngest teams left in the Stanley Cup playoffs. They have more in common than just their average age.
By: Mark Masters
Caleb Malhotra was enjoying a final night of camaraderie with his Brantford Bulldogs teammates following a heartbreaking Game 7 loss in the Ontario Hockey League Eastern Conference final when the NHL draft lottery popped up on the television screens.
By: Mark Masters
After the Toronto Marlies eliminated the Laval Rocket on Saturday, some fans at Place Bell tossed beer cans on the ice. Marlies defenceman Dakota Mermis picked one up and pretended to chug.
By: Mark Masters
TORONTO — Leafs goalie prospects Artur Akhtyamov and Dennis Hildeby are drawing motivation from watching fellow 24-year-old Jakub Dobes become a playoff star for the Montreal Canadiens.
By: Mark Masters
TORONTO — Leafs general manager John Chayka held a media availability at the Ford Performance Centre on Wednesday. Craig Berube is out as Maple Leafs coach.
By: Mark Masters
BUFFALO — The Montreal Canadiens had seven power-play chances in Game 4. Lindy Ruff thought it was a bit much.
By: Mark Masters
The Montreal Canadiens have a chance to advance to the Eastern Conference Final on Saturday night when they host the Buffalo Sabres in Game 6 of their second-round series.
By: Mark Masters
The Buffalo Sabres decided to stay in a hotel on Sunday night despite being the home team in Monday's Game 7 against the Montreal Canadiens.
By: Mark Masters
After the Pittsburgh Penguins won it all in 2016, Cole Harbour, N.S. native Sidney Crosby brought the Stanley Cup home for a celebration.
