Associate Science Editor – Creative Services Division
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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Scoring goals gets all the attention, but the Canadiens have been working on how to keep them out of the net as well.
In today’s links, Alex Radulov talks about the atmosphere in Montreal, Patrik Laine hits the ice in Brossard, and Leon Draisaitl becomes the highest paid player in the NHL.
What is the reason for the Finnish winger’s downturn and how can the Montreal Canadiens create a more conducive environment?
In today’s links, Lane Hutson starts to settle in Montreal, Alex Newhook talks about the potential of playing with Patrik Laine, and Bill Daly talks about taxes, expansion, and more.
In today’s links, David Reinbacher talks about the importance of staying the course, all eyes on the defenders at rookie camp, and Luke Hughes will miss the start of the season.
A new study employs a multiomic approach to study how cytomegalovirus activation impacts breast milk bioactive factors and the infant microbiota.
In today’s links, the Canadiens hit the ice to open training camp, Ivan Demidov has a four-point night, and storylines league-wide for 2024-25.
In today’s links, the case for Lane Hutson to stay with the big club, Patrik Laine’s debut in a Canadiens uniform, and a payday coming for Igor Shesterkin?
In today’s links, Michael Pezzetta understands his role, Kaiden Guhle returns to the ice, and bold predictions for the upcoming 2024-25 season.
In today’s links, Joshua Roy prepares for his rookie season, Patrik Laine talks about his injury, and what should the NHL do about preseason and the potential injuries that it brings?
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