Chris Mason is a Patriots reporter at MassLive.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, government and politics, and international affairs, with a particular focus on major league sports and competitive tournaments. His work has been featured in numerous outlets such as BBC World, Yahoo News, and Forbes.
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Chris Mason focuses primarily on local sports coverage, particularly the NFL and New England Patriots. He also delves into politics, specifically related to UK politics with a focus on Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.
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Shutterstock Chris Mason Political editor 9 October 2026, 05:54 BST Updated 32 minutes ago
By: Matt Vautour, Chris Mason
In Matt Vautour’s Friday Outtakes column, he and Chris Mason outlined their Top 5 bucket list athletes that fans need to see while they can.
By: Matt Vautour, Chris Mason
Lars Anderson, author of the new biography "Brady: An American Story and the Price of Greatness" joined Matt Vautour and Chris Mason on the latest episode of MassLive's Extra Point.
Jackdaw and Rosebank are case studies in the slow motion awkwardness the UK has over energy.
Getty Images Chris Mason Political editor 21 October 2026, 08:06 BST Updated 1 hour ago
By: Chris Mason
| See more of our coverage in your search results With three seconds remaining in the first half and the ball at Chicago's 48-yard line, it was touchdown or bust for the Patriots offense.
By: Chris Mason
Mike Vrabel might be trying to keep a $250K in his wallet when it comes to discussing officiating.
By: Chris Mason
There was plenty to glean as the Patriots battled the Bears in primetime. Here's a full notebook from Thursday Night Football.
By: Matt Vautour, Chris Mason
In honor of the Brewers' World Series run, Matt Vautour's Top 5 this week features the other teams deserving of a championship.
There was plenty to glean as the Patriots battled the Bears in primetime. Here's a full notebook from Thursday Night Football.
