Cooper Krigbaum is a sports journalist specializing in hockey, with a focus on local coverage in Arizona. He writes for publications such as The Hockey Writers, Yardbarker, and has also been featured on LastWordOnSports.com. Cooper's articles cover a range of topics including game analysis, prospect reports, team news, and rumors.
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Cooper Krigbaum focuses primarily on ice hockey, particularly the Arizona Coyotes. His coverage includes industry-specific content and investment analysis related to sports. If you're looking to reach out, consider offering insights or data-driven analysis about ice hockey, prospects development, trade rumors, and investment in sports teams.
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Thanksgiving break has come to a close, and head coach Greg Powers and the Arizona State Sun Devils return to action this weekend, taking on the
By: Cooper Krigbaum
Arizona State is one of the largest public universities in the nation, with over 65,000 students across three campuses.
The holiday season is looming, and Arizona State students, fans, and alums have been spoiled, to put it mildly.
By: Cooper Krigbaum
In the suburbs of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, lies West Mifflin, a town with a population under 20,000 and a tight-knit community where it seems everyone knows each other.
By: Cooper Krigbaum
Mere hours before the puck dropped at Mullett Arena and the second duel between the United States National Team Development Program ( USNTDP ) and
Unprepared, rushed, and unprofessional were just a few words people would use to describe the press conference with Commissioner Gary Bettman and Arizona Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo on April 19, 2024.
By: Cooper Krigbaum
The week started off for the Arizona State Sun Devils with great anticipation of arguably the biggest game in ASU history, the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl against the Texas Longhorns.
By: Cooper Krigbaum
Have you considered Arizona State ? 16th-year head coach Greg Powers and company have turned this season from a disaster starting 3-7-1 and early
By: Cooper Krigbaum
Thursday, April 18, 2024, is a day that Arizona Coyotes fans will remember forever until a team returns to the Valley of the Sun.
By: Cooper Krigbaum
There were a lot of headlines this weekend as the number-16-ranked Arizona State Sun Devils hosted the number-14 ranked North Dakota Fighting Hawks.
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