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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By: Austin Krell
79 seconds into his reign as the Sixers' president of basketball operations, Mike Gansey was ready to face the music.
By: Austin Krell
It takes a player to know a player. Myers wanted one sitting on the Sixers' throne.
Last week, we detailed the most pressing topics new President of Basketball Operations Mike Gansey would have to address at his introductory press conference.
By: Austin Krell
That is not a knock on the Chester native. Rather, it tells you who he is.
By: Austin Krell
Maybe, just maybe, the answer is to push harder.
Some 900 miles away in Knoxville, Tennessee, Mike Gansey, then an executive for the Cleveland Cavaliers, is taking in a thriller between Alabama and Tennessee.
From the moment his face broke in jubilation as the Sixers came calling at the 22nd overall pick, Labaron Philon Jr. had big shoes to fill.
By: Austin Krell
For the first time in 20 years, Alabama won't be home.
By: Austin Krell
According to Stefan Bondy, the New York Knicks will likely lose a key member of their title team because James Dolan doesn't want to pay into the second apron t
Underneath that dogged competitor is a principled man. CAMDEN — Before Bob Myers and Mike Gansey even discussed the Sixers' opening for a new president of basketball operations, they were aligned.
