Andrew Crane is a sports correspondent known for his coverage of national sports, with a focus on the United States, specifically New York City. His articles can be found in publications such as the New York Post and News.com.au, and his work has also been featured in FOX SPORTS Australia and CODE. Crane's reporting includes stories on contract negotiations, player interviews, game analysis, and notable moments in sports.
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Andrew's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and the NFL. His articles often cover ongoing developments and events in the world of American football. Based on this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to evolving stories within the NFL or college football, as well as expert commentary from individuals with direct knowledge or insights into these specific events.
Given his geographic focus on New York City and New York state, Andrew may also be receptive to pitches about local teams such as the New York Jets. If you have access to experts or insider information related to ongoing developments in American football that are relevant to his coverage area, those could make for compelling pitch angles.
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“Inside the NBA” will continue after all.
The Jaguars might need to upset the Lions on Sunday to save the jobs of head coach Doug Pederson and general manager Trent Baalke.
By: Andrew Crane
After the Bears fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron this week, and with their offense continuing to struggle, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams had a message for his teammates during their next meeting.
By: Andrew Crane
With a rowdy collection of Bills Mafia members watching behind the set, four members of the “NFL Today” crew jumped through folding tables — a
By: Andrew Crane
One year away from an NFL coaching staff seems as if it’ll be enough for Bill Belichick.
Danny Dimes, who will be inactive, will get an unceremonious end to his Big Blue career.
By: Andrew Crane
The Nets found a way to replicate Thomas’ production — with Cam Johnson pouring in a season-high 34 points on 11-for-20 shooting — in a win over the Hornets.
By: Andrew Crane
After Simmons checked back into the game in the fourth quarter, he snagged possession and converted a basket after Jalen Wilson had his shot blocked.
By: Andrew Crane
Around the point he became the Nets’ go-to scorer in crunch time Tuesday, Trendon Watford inched closer to his minutes restriction.
By: Andrew Crane
They’d get Cam Thomas — who missed Tuesday’s win with lower back tightness that head coach Jordi Fernandez called “nothing major” — back in their lineup Friday and wouldn’t start Jalen Wilson.…
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