Ben Pickman is a staff writer for The Athletic, covering a wide range of topics in the world of sports. His work has been featured in various publications, including Sports Illustrated and The Albany Herald. Ben's articles often focus on college basketball, specifically the WNBA and the players' journeys from college to the professional league.
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Ben Pickman's coverage predominantly revolves around women's basketball, particularly the WNBA and college basketball. He mainly focuses on event coverage and press releases related to these sports.
Given his focus on women's basketball, Ben might be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into players' performances, draft prospects, or any impactful events within the WNBA or college basketball. Additionally, he may value exclusive interviews with players or coaches from these leagues that could offer fresh perspectives.
The geographic focus for Ben is not specified; however, given the nature of his coverage which includes a mix of international and domestic topics such as Israeli sisters finding support in college basketball alongside WNBA news like draft picks and free agency updates it would be beneficial to tailor pitches accordingly.
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By: Ben Pickman
“I literally can't wait to continue to celebrate with the city because I know it's going to be bonkers.”
By: Richard Deitsch, Ben Pickman
Overall, there were 32 WNBA television windows between its media partners that topped one million viewers during the 2024 season.
By: Ben Pickman
With the women's college basketball season on the horizon and a new 3-on-3 league starting, women's basketball is reaching new heights.
By: Ben Pickman
Five of the league’s 12 teams have made coaching changes since the end of the regular season.
By: Ben Pickman
Ahead of her final collegiate season at LSU, Reese agreed to an NIL footwear and apparel partnership deal with Reebok.
By: Ben Pickman
The Fever reportedly have been talking to Connecticut coach Stephanie White. Will she return to Indianapolis?
By: Ben Pickman
There will still be six teams, with six players now participating on each.
By: Sabreena Merchant, Ben Pickman
In a new era of WNBA growth, the stakes appear to be rising. "Owners who didn’t care before care now.”
By: Ben Pickman, Lauren Merola
Ahead of the 2024 WNBA Draft, commissioner Cathy Engelbert said the league intends to expand to 16 teams by 2028.
By: Sabreena Merchant, Ben Pickman
Marsh led the Aces' player development as the team won back-to-back titles in 2022-23.
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