Zachary Fink is a journalist at WJAR-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, arts and entertainment, as well as the intersection of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Zachary has been featured in WFLX FOX 29, WTSP-TV, WPBF 25, MTG Rocks, Banker & Tradesman, and Wiley.
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Zachary's writing focuses predominantly on Magic: The Gathering (MTG), specifically covering tournaments, deck strategies, card sets, and formats. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on industry-specific content and reviews.
Given this focus, Zachary is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights into MTG tournaments, new deck strategies or mechanics within the game. He may also appreciate exclusive interviews with key figures in the MTG community.
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This weekend, 574 players gathered for the Magic Spotlight: The Hobbit Main Event in Brisbane to compete for prizes and Pro Tour invites.
By: Zachary Fink
Since the August 10th ban announcement , the Standard metagame has largely revolved around Mono-Green Landfall and Izzet Spellementals.
Over the years, ramp and Landfall strategies have become extremely popular in Commander. Since you need to play lands to cast spells anyway, getting extra value from playing lands is a powerful strategy.
By: Zachary Fink
With over two weeks of tournament data since The Hobbit's release, it's safe to say that this set has had a massive impact on Constructed.
One of the cool things about MTG is the variety of different ways players can look to close games.
The super-competitive nature of cEDH makes the format inhospitable to funky brews for the most part.
Despite being a highly competitive format, Duel Commander still offers plenty of brewing opportunities.
Despite The Hobbit releasing over three weeks ago, the Standard format is still undergoing impactful metagame shifts.
Despite its cool and unique aesthetic, Secret Lair's The Zeta Set has quickly become mired in controversy.
Legacy is one of MTG's oldest and most ruthless formats, especially when it comes to trying brews. Because of this, when a brew does something interesting, it makes it all the more exciting.
