Ryan Dixon is a journalist at Sportsnet. He has been covering pro sports since 2006, specializing in features that range from NHL stars to soccer in Northern Uganda, with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and wellness. Ryan is featured in BVM Sports, Sportsnet, The Gleaner Company (Media) Limited, MSN, and The Tiger's Roar, and he co-hosts the Tape II Tape hockey podcast on Sportsnet.ca.
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