Adam Himmelsbach is a Sports Reporter at The Boston Globe. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, including professional and team sports, as well as the business and marketing aspects of the sports industry. Adam's work has also been featured in RealGM, Boston.com, and NewsBreak.
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Adam Himmelsbach's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly the Boston Celtics and NBA. His interest lies in event coverage, announcements, and evolving stories related to basketball. Hence, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights into game analysis, behind-the-scenes stories of players or teams, and breaking news within the Boston Celtics organization or the NBA.
Given his focus on local sports within Massachusetts and specifically with the Boston Celtics, targeted outreach with information relevant to these areas is more likely to garner his attention.
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By: Adam Himmelsbach
Celtics forward Jaylen Brown was named second-team All-NBA on Sunday. With Kristaps Porzingis, Jrue Holiday, Al Horford, and Luke Kornet gone this
By: Adam Himmelsbach
Coach Jamal Gomes was curious to see how his feisty and relentless freshman point guard would perform when Bishop Hendricken's 2002-03 boys' basketball season began.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
Shaking my notebook up and down and seeing what falls out as many Celtics fans become honorary Spurs supporters as San Antonio takes on the Knicks in the Finals β¦
By: Adam Himmelsbach
On May 10, Brockton native AJ Dybantsa sat in a Chicago convention center, stone-faced and steely-eyed, as NBA deputy commissioner Mark Tatum opened envelopes that revealed the results of the draft lottery.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
In December 2008, West Virginia point guard Joe Mazzulla severely injured his left shoulder when he collided with an Ole Miss player during a game.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
The Celtics hold picks No. 27 and 40 in this year's NBA Draft, which begins with Tuesday night's opening round.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
Last month, after the Celtics coughed up a 3-1 series lead and were flattened by the rival 76ers in the opening round of the playoffs, president of
By: Adam Himmelsbach
Last month, after the Celtics coughed up a 3-1 series lead and were flattened by the rival 76ers in the opening round of the playoffs, president of
By: Adam Himmelsbach
Houston freshman Chris Cenac Jr. was one of the last players remaining at the Barclays Center for the first round of Tuesday night's NBA Draft.
By: Adam Himmelsbach
In the first round of the NBA Draft on Tuesday night, the Celtics chose 19-year-old Houston freshman Chris Cenac Jr. with the 27th pick.
