Brad Townsend is a Sports Reporter at the Dallas Morning News. He covers a range of topics including the Dallas Mavericks, NBA, and competitive sports, while also touching on sports business and broadcasting. Brad's work has been featured in various publications, including the Finger Lakes Times, NBC DFW, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Brad Townsend's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, particularly basketball, with a strong emphasis on the Dallas Mavericks and key players such as Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to interviews or insights about these specific teams and players.
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By: Brad Townsend
In the month since coach Jason Kidd declared the Mavericks' “bench stinks,” the Dallas reserves have turned things around.
By: Brad Townsend
TORONTO — Thirty minutes had passed since one of the most impressive games of Olivier-Maxence Prosper's young NBA career, but the excitement in his voice and elation on his face were fresh.
By: Brad Townsend
The former Golden State Warriors president led the team during five NBA Finals runs and oversaw the development of a new arena, San Francisco’s $1.4 billion...
By: Brad Townsend
Welts most recently was the Golden State Warriors' president and chief operating officer for 10 seasons before stepping away in 2021.
By: Brad Townsend
Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont touted Rick Welts' experience from overseeing the development and construction of the Golden State Warriors’ Chase Center.
By: Brad Townsend
DALLAS — It is not hyperbole, but rather a statement of fact, that Rick Welts has conquered every conceivable challenge during his legendary 46-year career as an NBA executive.
By: Brad Townsend
If Texas legalizes gambling, the Adelson family could build a casino-resort complex, but there's no guarantee it would be in Dallas.
By: Brad Townsend
Without Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving, Los Angeles broke open Thursday’s game with a 24-6 third-quarter run leading to a 118-95 victory.
By: Brad Townsend
DALLAS — Theoretically, this was a rematch of last spring's playoff first round, but with Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving sitting with injuries, Thursday
By: Brad Townsend
With Marshall retiring at the end of the year, she is proud of the fact she left the Mavericks organization better than she found it.
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