Mike McIntyre is a sports journalist at Winnipeg Free Press, specializing in NHL coverage as the beat writer for the #NHLJets. His work encompasses a wide range of topics within competitive sports, including team and individual sports, sports business, and marketing. Mike's insights and expertise have been featured in various outlets, including Ideastream Public Media and Tennis Canada.
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Mike McIntyre's coverage primarily focuses on sports, specifically hockey, with a strong emphasis on local team Winnipeg Jets as well as broader NHL news. His articles often contain event coverage and expert commentary.
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Tip your cap to the Winnipeg Goldeyes — they’re having a fantastic season, both on and off the field.
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Todd Fanning would love to make this a September to remember. The decorated Manitoba golfer — who added a second straight provincial senior
By: Mike McIntyre
Pull up a chair, folks, as we address the elephant in the room. Or, to be more precise, the decorated goaltender who is not in the room. Or on the ice. Or even in the city.
They've both been around the NHL block a bit, but make no mistake, Stuart Skinner and Mario Ferraro are experiencing some “new kid at school” type jitters this week.
THE ace did his part on the mound, save for a couple of costly mistakes. Unfortunately for the Winnipeg Goldeyes and starting pitcher Landen Bourassa, a normally red-hot offence picked a bad time to go ice cold.
First Manitoban to win national senior's title within reach for White, Fanning Who doesn't love a good comeback story?
By: Mike McIntyre
Viggo Bjorck isn't getting ahead of himself, nor is he taking anything for granted.
Three-run home run in top of night provides finishing touch THE Winnipeg Goldeyes feasted all year on home cooking.
By: Mike McIntyre
It’s safe to say Viggo Bjorck made plenty of new friends and fans this past weekend — including members of his own Winnipeg Jets prospects team which split a pair of tournament games in Quebec.
