Ben Pickman is a Staff Writer known for his in-depth coverage of sports, particularly basketball and competitive sports. His work spans various themes including sports business, marketing, and the intersection of sports with beauty and fashion. Ben's insightful articles have been featured in prominent publications such as Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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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
WNBA teams will play a record 44 games during the 2025 regular season, up from 40 in 2024.
By: Ben Pickman
Meziane joins the Sun after most recently coaching the Belgium national team and the French professional club Villeneuve d’Ascq.
By: Ben Pickman, Sabreena Merchant
Loyd was Seattle’s No. 1 pick in the 2015 WNBA Draft and is the last member of the franchise’s two-time title-winning Big 3.
By: Ben Pickman
The Valkyries will debut on May 16 against the Los Angeles Sparks.
By: Ben Pickman
Seven of Golden State's 11 picks are foreign players. It's unlikely they'll all be on the roster by opening day.
By: Ben Pickman, Richard Deitsch
The WNBA awarded Toronto a franchise last May, making it the league’s first outside of the United States.
By: Ben Pickman
For JuJu Watkins and coach Lindsay Gottlieb, Saturday's 72-70 victory further proved USC is among the elite in women's basketball.
By: Ben Pickman
Ionescu previously told The Athletic she was weighing joining the league for a variety of reasons.
By: Ben Pickman
Chris Koclanes spent eight seasons before rejoining college basketball in the WNBA, working under Wings general manager Curt Miller.
The Mystics also brought in Jamila Wideman as their new general manager.
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