Scott Stinson is a journalist at National Post. He specializes in sports, particularly hockey and soccer, while also covering general assignment news, world affairs, and the intersection of sports with culture and society. Stinson's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Vancouver Sun, Ottawa Citizen, and The Globe and Mail.
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Scott Stinson’s coverage primarily focuses on sports, including evolving stories and event coverage. He frequently covers a wide range of sports-related topics such as golf, NFL, CFL, NHL, soccer among others.
Given his diverse coverage of sporting events and related issues in Canada, those who can provide unique insights into the Canadian sports landscape or offer expert commentary on current trends in Canadian sports would likely find success in reaching out to him. Additionally, individuals with specialized knowledge about international sporting events may also capture his interest as he occasionally delves into non-Canadian focused content.
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Attendance decline leaves Jets vulnerable to uncertain future
Anyone under 40 can be forgiven for not really getting the whole Notre Dame football thing.
It's 2027. The Seattle Seahawks are 12-2 with a chance over the final three weeks of the NFL season to lock up a division title and possibly even earn the top playoff seed and a first-round bye.
Deion Sanders has done many things well over a remarkable career: intercept passes, return kicks, score touchdowns, steal bases. And silence his doubters.
The 2022 NFL Draft's quarterback class reads like an indictment of the talent-evaluation industry.
A Broncos loss to the Chiefs would cast a long shadow over Denver
By: Scott Stinson
Bonnie Crombie’s Ontario Liberals have been unable to make a dent in Conservative Premier Doug Ford’s popular support.
What is remarkable about Trudeau’s rise is that the ease with which he ascended to the nation’s highest office appears to have eventually brought his undoing.
When the talk about College Football Playoff expansion started to become serious, there were questions about whether it would allow Alabama to become even more dominant.
Where do the Steelers go from here?
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