Retired from the Toronto Sun after 38 years writing sports. Bio: https://t.co/0HKDzIVzBa Email: [email protected]
Toronto, Canada (Local)
Not enough data
Steve Buffery's articles consistently cover local sports events, particularly focusing on Toronto FC and their matches. His coverage heavily revolves around event coverage and evolving stories related to these teams and players.
Given the focus on specific teams like Toronto FC and San Jose Earthquakes, he may be interested in receiving pitches that provide exclusive insights into team strategies or interviews with coaches or players. Additionally, offering unique angles or human interest stories related to the mentioned topics could also pique his interest.
Considering Steve Buffery’s local geographic focus on Canada, Ontario, and Toronto, outreach should emphasize how the pitch relates specifically to these areas.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
On Saturday night, Bernardeschi had a hand in both Toronto goals at a frigid BMO Field as the home team shut-out Inter Miami.
By: Steve Buffery
Toronto’s lineup on Saturday night at San Jose won’t have the Earthquakes quaking in their boots.
By: Steve Buffery
Earlier in the week, a TFC front office official branded such reports as “stupid rumours.”
By: Steve Buffery
TFC has not loss in its last three games, picking up the first victory of the season with a 2-0 decision over Inter Miami.
Reds stood tall on the road in San Jose, earning a well-earned point in a 0-0 draw against the Earthquakes
By: Steve Buffery
In one of his hit songs from years gone by, Alice Cooper wrote, “I’m eighteen, and I don’t know what I want.”
By: Steve Buffery
Thoroughbred jockeys are renowned for their toughness, and Woodbine rider Steve Bahen was no exception.
By: Steve Buffery
Toronto FC heads into Saturday’s match against Charlotte FC riding a wave, though not exactly a tsunami.
By: Steve Buffery
Toronto FC coach Bob Bradley is feeling pretty good about where his club is right now, but that doesn't mean he's happy about everything.
By: Steve Buffery
Former Canadian Olympic team wrestler Khetag Pliev calls what happened to him at Cage Fury Fighting Championships 94 in Philadelphia last year “a very funny story.”
(833) 317-6278 
