Cale Clinton is an NFL analytics and data journalism contributor, known for his work with Deadspin. He has also been featured in publications such as Yardbarker and USA TODAY. Cale's articles cover a range of topics in the sports world, including player controversies, team strategies, and game predictions.
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Cale Clinton's coverage is almost exclusively focused on sports, particularly the NBA, NFL, and MLB. His articles often include breaking news and evolving stories within the sports industry.
Given Cale's focus on breaking news in the sports world, he would likely be responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into ongoing controversies or provide new angles to well-known stories. Sources with first-hand knowledge of controversial events in these leagues could be valuable for his coverage.
While no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Cale’s work, it seems he covers national (United States) as well as international sporting events and controversies across various leagues.
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