Chris Johnston
The Athletic has hired Chris Johnston as a senior hockey writer.
In his new role, Johnston will report to deputy managing editor Jake Leonard. He will also work with the national N.H.L. team, and write columns and enterprise stories. He will collaborate with writers to expand the New York Times’ sports reporting in all 32 markets.
He brings more than 20 years of experience to the newsroom. Previously, he covered 17 Stanley Cup finals, multiple Olympics, world championships and many other N.H.L. and international events. He has also worked in Canada at TSN and Hockey Night, and wrote for the Toronto Star, Sportsnet and The Canadian Press.
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