Austin Krell is an NBA Contributor at various outlets including USA TODAY and Yahoo Sports. He focuses on themes related to competitive sports, particularly major league and team sports, while also exploring intersections with the beauty and fashion industries. Austin's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Sports Illustrated and MSN.
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Austin Krell's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, with a strong emphasis on basketball, specifically the Philadelphia 76ers. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to game analysis, player performance insights or any news related to the Philadelphia 76ers and their players.
As Austin's geographic focus is local to the United States and more specifically New Jersey and Atlantic City, pitches that are relevant to these areas or have a direct impact on local teams and players will likely resonate well with him.
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There's not much left to contemplate.
LeBron James has never played a game for the Sixers, but he's already a beloved piece of Philadelphia basketball lore.
Just like that, the Sixers will be the hottest ticket not donning green football helmets in Philadelphia. More importantly, they're even with or above their competition at the top of the Eastern Conference.
The closest comparison to this degree of fire power might just be the Golden State Warriors when they added Kevin Durant.
By: Austin Krell
Caldwell-Pope puts the Sixers over the roster maximum, meaning that at least one player will have to go.
As July slowly transitions to August, most of the dust has settled on the NBA.
Mike Gansey and company might've engaged in a small celebration upon learning that LeBron James had chosen to come to Philadelphia on Friday morning, but their work for the day was not done.
The Sixers needed a power forward. They got a point forward. The Sixers needed a power forward. They got a point forward.
By: Austin Krell
With each passing day, we're learning more and more about the vision for the prized forward's time with the Sixers.
Bill Strobel had done a lot of work for this client already, but this piece was different.
