Lance Hornby is a writer at Postmedia. He covers various aspects of the sports world, focusing on competitive and professional sports, including team and individual sports, as well as sports business and broadcasting. Lance's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Calgary Herald, National Post, and Montreal Gazette.
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Lance Hornby's articles predominantly focus on local sports, particularly ice hockey and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Given his coverage attributes, he is likely to be interested in event coverage and evolving stories related to ice hockey events, player performances, contracts, and team updates.
If you have insights into the Toronto Maple Leafs' games or players' performance or any evolving story within this space—such as new signings, contract negotiations, or game analysis—your pitch is more likely to capture Lance's attention.
As a local journalist with a specific geographic focus on Ontario and Toronto-based sports content such as the NHL and Maple Leafs organization would align well with his reporting interests.
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By: Lance Hornby
Productive additions to the top six and a bottom half-dozen are playing right to their job description in four consecutive Toronto wins
By: Lance Hornby
Monday night will be the last time 300-goal scorer Nylander and his teammates play a regular season game in Calgary's iconic arena.
By: Lance Hornby
Monday night will be the last time 300-goal scorer Nylander and his teammates play a regular season game in Calgary's iconic arena. Read on.
By: Lance Hornby
By the time Toronto returns home from a four-game road trip, reinforcements will have begun arriving
By: Lance Hornby
By the time the Toronto Maple Leafs return home from their four-game road trip, reinforcements will have begun arriving. Read more.
Toronto's best shooters didn't get untracked until too late in the match as Calgary slammed the door on its four-game streak. Read more.
By: Lance Hornby
Early goals and Devin Cooley was the difference in Calgary
By: Lance Hornby
There were too many early misdeeds for Toronto to fix before their chance at a five-game winning streak got away against the Flames.
By: Lance Hornby
For all their errors in Calgary, the Toronto hung in the game and now intend to play through a Kirill Marchenko injury this week. Read more.
By: Lance Hornby
In a league that changed cities so often and had trouble paying its bills, the talented centre filled the net in several stops.
