Alex Sinatra is a journalist who writes for USA TODAY and Yahoo Sports. With a focus on sports, Alex covers a range of topics including basketball, player profiles, league updates, and fashion in sports. Their articles provide insights into the world of basketball and the experiences of athletes.
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Alex's coverage mainly centers around women's basketball, with a focus on announcements and event coverage. She may be interested in pitches related to exclusive player interviews, behind-the-scenes stories from the world of women's basketball, or insights into upcoming events and initiatives within the sport.
Given her extensive reporting on players' activities and industry announcements, she might appreciate pitches that offer unique access to athletes or provide insider perspectives on developments within women’s basketball. This could include profiles of rising stars, feature stories on significant league news or trends impacting the WNBA.
Additionally, Alex does not seem to have a specific geographic focus but rather covers sports news at an international level.
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By: Alex Sinatra
Boston took to social media to air her frustrations with harassment and bullying she receives from supposed fans.
By: Alex Sinatra
The WNBA is made up of only 144 players, so even though a player is drafted, there is a chance they might not make a team.
Gray is a nine-year WNBA veteran and is entering her fourth season with the Aces.
As training camps are winding down, teams around the WNBA are preparing for preseason games.
By: Alex Sinatra
Despite the broadcast schedule previously showing the game would be available on League Pass, fans were left in the lurch.
The Chicago Sky’s preseason game against the New York Liberty is now set to be televised.
In her new role, Nyanin will oversee all basketball operations, including roster construction, team building and player development.
The time has finally arrived for WNBA players to fly charter during the regular season.
Parker is now stepping off the court and into the boardroom full time.
By: Alex Sinatra
alex sinatra WNBA players have been lobbying for charter flights for years, and in the past few seasons, it has been a growing safety concern for players to fly commercial.
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