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Curt Anderson

National Homepage Editor

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Citrus County Chronicle, RUSSELLVILLE NEW, Milton Daily Standard, plaindealerin.com, DNRonline

Preston's Summary

Curt Anderson is a National Homepage Editor at the Associated Press. He covers a range of topics including sports, particularly baseball and professional sports, as well as crime and justice, with a focus on regional interest in Florida. Curt has been featured in numerous prominent publications such as The Washington Post, USA TODAY, and NBC4 Washington.

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Geo Focus

Tampa Bay, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 44 %
Breaking News: 17 %
Evolving Stories: 16 %
Cites Data: 8 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 6 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Corporate Fraud
  • Major League Sports
  • Financial Crimes

Pitching Insights

Curt Anderson's coverage predominantly focuses on the Tampa Bay Rays, with an emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories related to the team's stadium deal and potential name change. His articles also touch upon crime and government & politics, although these topics are less prominent compared to his sports coverage.

If you're looking to reach out effectively, consider offering insights or commentary related to ongoing developments around the Tampa Bay Rays, particularly those associated with their stadium negotiations and any potential rebranding efforts. Given Curt's local focus in Florida (specifically St. Petersburg), providing localized perspectives or exclusive details relevant to this region could enhance your pitch's appeal.

As Curt has a strong interest in covering breaking news and evolving stories, ensure that your pitch aligns with these preferences by highlighting timely updates or unique angles that add depth to the ongoing discussions surrounding the Tampa Bay Rays' future.

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Articles

The Bakersfield Californian

Rays commit to Tropicana Field repairs, but time is ticking for 2026 opener After some uncertainty, the Tampa Bay Rays now support a $55.7 million city plan to repair hurricane-shredded Tropicana Field in time for the 2026 season opener while the team prepares to play this year at the New York Yankees' spring training home in nearby Tampa

Rays commit to Tropicana Field repairs, but time is ticking for 2026 opener After some uncertainty, the Tampa Bay Rays now support a $55.7 million city plan to repair hurricane-shredded Tropicana Field in time for the 2026 season opener while the team prepares to play this year at the New York Yankees' spring training home in nearby Tampa

By: Curt Anderson

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — After some uncertainty, the Tampa Bay Rays now support a $55.7 million city plan to repair hurricane-shredded Tropicana

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