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Finding a fresh way to elicit an emotional response in a reader is my goal every time I sit down to create a new piece of content. In hockey, that could be anything from finding a heartwarming angle on a prospect profile to whipping up fans' ire by breaking down inconsistencies in their coach's system. In healthcare content, it usually looks like an empathy-arousing patient profile or an outline of just how that new piece of equipment the hospital purchased is going to benefit the community.
My passion drives my work, and I probably do my best work under the pressure of a deadline. I'd love for you to give me one.
It's unfair that only one award is given to NHL rookies each year, and that it lumps all three positions into one pool of candidates. What makes a good forward doesn't make a good defenseman, and goaltenders are in a category all their own. There's room for more nuanced discussion.
In the weeks leading up to the 2018 NHL Draft, theScore NHL prospect writer Hannah Stuart breaks down 10 of the most notable draft-eligible prospects. The first edition focuses on Rasmus Dahlin.
In the latest issue of Healthcare Insight, Ramon Soto offers an insider's view of a successful rebrand strategy. Hear the interview and read the full transcripts below.
Attending a Nashville Predators game can best be described as a combination of attending a college hockey game, going to a show at your favorite noisy honky-tonk, and spending your evening at a high school football game under the Friday night lights. "The atmosphere and experience of a Nashville Predators game doesn't begin when you...
Marketers, let's face it: You and your company's CFO don't often speak the same language on a day-to-day basis. That's OK, because your direct daily goals are different. However, because your overarching goals for hospital success align, it's important for you to get on the same page.
Often, when leadership is discussed in the NHL, it's an intangible quality journalists like to throw around when debating the value of a player. It's not discussed nearly often enough in the context of the people who get paid to be leaders of their teams - the coaches.
The 2017 NHL Draft class is weaker than previous years. That's a statement that's pretty easy to fact-check. Every major prospect pundit has said it at one time or another. ESPN's Corey Pronman even called it "one of the weakest of the post-2005 lockout era".