Nathan Ni is an Associate Science Editor in the Creative Services Division, specializing in local coverage in Montreal, Canada. With a focus on the Montreal Canadiens (Habs) and contributions to The Scientist, Nathan covers a range of topics including player updates, team analysis, and scientific research related to sports performance and health.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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Nathan Ni's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly ice hockey and the Montreal Canadiens. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to updates on the team, player interviews or profiles, trade rumors, injury reports, and game analysis.
Since Nathan mainly covers local events in Montreal within the context of ice hockey and the NHL, PR professionals should tailor their outreach accordingly. It is essential to provide localized angles such as how a story impacts Montreal specifically or exclusive access to players or coaches associated with the Montreal Canadiens.
Opinion pieces about local matches or prospects could also catch his attention. Moreover, given that Nathan’s coverage attributes show a significant portion dedicated to event coverage and opinion editorials it can be inferred that he seeks content reflecting ongoing sports events along with informed commentary on them.
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In today’s links, the public is up in arms about the Canadiens’ slow start, Jaromir Jagr’s farewell tour, and 4 Nations Tournament news.
Montreal returns home after taking maximum points in a home-and-home for the first time in a long while.
In today’s links, Cole Caufield’s breakout season, Oliver Kapanen’s learning experience, and why the Tampa Bay Lightning made seismic offseason changes.
The Canadiens try to shake off a drubbing as they head to Washington D.C. for their first meeting this year with the Capitals.
In today’s links, Ivan Demidov is doing unparalleled things in the KHL, the Canadiens continue to search for an identity, and the top candidates for PWHL expansion.
In today’s links, accountability is Montreal’s next goal, Sean Farrell’s slow start, and looking at how high-profile offseason moves are working out.
The Canadiens may have lost their fourth in a row, but their performance against the Flames offers a platform to move forward against the Devils.
The Habs are showing signs of life, but that might not be enough to snap their losing skid in Toronto.
Almost every scientific presentation uses a slide deck, but little time is spent learning how to make or improve them.
The Habs look to build on the positives of their win in Buffalo against a tough opponent in the land of 10,000 lakes.
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