Robert Mccarthy is a Political Reporter at The Buffalo News. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, particularly competitive and professional sports, as well as emerging themes in AI and machine learning. Robert's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, Queens Chronicle, JD Supra, Northern Life, and LessWrong 2.0.
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Sudbury wins New Year's Eve classic 6-5 in overtime The Sudbury Wolves ended the year on the road, taking on the Brampton Steelheads in a
Sudbury strong at home in 7-1 victory over the Soo The Sudbury Wolves showed the hometown crowd what they can do with all aspects of their
Friday was trade deadline day in the Ontario Hockey League, meaning the Sudbury Wolves added two new faces to their team
Sudbury scores double digits for first time this season in 10-6 win over Kingston The Sudbury Wolves scored 10 goals on their way to a Sunday afternoon win over the Kingston Frontenacs on Jan. 12.
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Pack left chasing as Windsor scored early and often in this contest
The Jackals' trip to Northern Ontario didn't go according to the New York team's plans
Sudbury drops 8-1 road game against London The Sudbury Wolves dropped to 22 wins, 15 regulation losses and five overtime losses, remaining
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