Scott Stinson is a former National Sports Columnist for Postmedia News and currently writes for various publications including the Edmonton Journal, National Post, and theScore. With a focus on Canadian sports, Scott covers a wide range of topics including hockey, golf, football, and sports industry news.
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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.
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By: Scott Stinson
It was during the Canadian Open last year that the PGA and LIV announced a surprising ceasing of hostilities and plans for an unspecified new joint entity
The first sign the Caitlin Clark discourse might get a little weird came back in February, and Clark wasn't even in the building.
Bobrovsky's brilliance shows you can't predict goaltending
By Scott Stinson Not long after the Dallas Mavericks beat the Minnesota Timberwolves to clinch a spot in the NBA Finals, star guard Luka Doncic joined the television crew on the in-arena set.
During the period when LeBron James would annually embarrass the Toronto Raptors in the NBA playoffs, he was once asked in a postgame press conference
After the Toronto Blue Jays lost Wednesday to the Boston Red Sox, completing a series sweep at home that felt like a shovel full of dirt on the
Imagine doubting Connor McDavid. There was a time, not that long ago, when there was a fair bit of that going around.
UEFA European Championship viewers will have noticed the use of a new officiating technology.
There are many confounding things about the Toronto Blue Jays' season so far. How did the entire bullpen get hurt?
At least with doping, you know the improvement is measurable. In Canada's worst-ever Olympic scandal, when Ben Johnson tested positive for
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