Andrew Doxy is a News Specialist at MotorBiscuit. He covers a range of topics related to sports figures, with a particular focus on basketball and the NBA, including notable players like Malcolm Brogdon and Jaylen Brown. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Boston Celtics.
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Andrew Doxy's focus is largely on local sports events, particularly the Boston Celtics. Pitches should be tailored to offer insights or access related to the team's performance, key players such as Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum, and any developments concerning their games or rankings.
Given his strong emphasis on event coverage, Andrew may be most responsive to pitches offering unique angles or behind-the-scenes access to ongoing games, player interviews, or post-game analysis directly relevant to the teams he covers.
As a local journalist in Boston with a specific focus on basketball and Celtics-related news, stories about other local sports teams could also resonate well with him.
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By: Andrew Doxy
Turns out Milwaukee’s "let them shoot a ton of threes" strategy still doesn’t work against Boston.
Several team members could rest tonight. Or they could play. Hard to tell.
Time to plan your lives around the first four games of the series.
The game was over after the first four minutes, even if it did get spicy for a few moments in the second half.
James Harden played out of his mind.
By: Andrew Doxy
Derrick White earns a nice bonus while last year’s DPOY missed placement completely.
Both of Boston’s start players now have the opportunity to get significantly richer.
Boston went without Brogdon for the second half of Game 5.
By: Andrew Doxy
The Kristaps Porzingis Show quickly turned into the Payton Pritchard Program in the fourth quarter.
The Toyota Tundra and Tacoma are both great trucks. So why is the midsize Tacoma so much more popular?
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