Mitch Marner had a fantastic reaction to a reporter using a selfie stick to help him get audio

Advances in technology have changed the way a lot of jobs are done now and that includes how reporters do their job.  Phones in particular have changed the way reporting is done as you no longer need a microphone to record audio and it's much more convenient.

That being said, in a hockey market like Toronto, there are a ton of reporters at every game and sometimes it takes creativity to ensure you're able to get audio during a scrum.  We saw what kind of creativity it takes Wednesday night during Mitch Marner's scrum after Toronto's win over San Jose.

The device that caught Marner's attention was a selfie stick that had a phone on it.  It was being used by David Shoalts of the Globe and Mail in order to get audio and Marner's reaction to seeing it was fantastic.