Danielle Lerner is a sports enterprise reporter, focusing on local sports in the United States, particularly in the Houston area. She has written for publications such as the Houston Chronicle, numberFire (acquired by FanDuel), San Antonio Express-News, and Calhoun Times. Danielle covers a range of sports topics, including basketball, soccer, and coaching changes.
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Danielle Lerner’s reporting heavily emphasizes local sports events and evolving stories related to basketball in the United States, Texas, and Houston. If you wish to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing games or developing news within these areas.
Lerner's focus on local teams such as the Rockets, Mavericks, Dash, Dynamo, MLS-NWSL clubs indicates a strong preference for pitches centered around these teams' activities. She seems particularly interested in individual player performance and team dynamics during specific games.
If pitching non-event-related topics like "Meet B-boy Jeffro," ensure it has a clear tie-in with sports or athletes from the region Danielle covers. This could include human-interest stories about local athletes aiming for national/international competitions or unique aspects of their training methods that set them apart.
Remember that her coverage focuses primarily on Houston-based sports events and developments; thus, any pitched content should align with this geographic scope.
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Houston's Jeffrey Louis — B-boy Jeffro — makes quarterfinals in breaking’s Olympic debut but exposure counts more.
By: Danielle Lerner
As the 2024 Paralympics begin in Paris, more Team USA athletes have college backgrounds but NCAA has yet to officially adopt adaptive sports.
By: Danielle Lerner
Chas McCormick and Ben Gamel remained on the injured list as the Houston Astros began their final homestand of the season Thursday.
By: Danielle Lerner
“It’s like in school. It’s very detailed," Astros manager Joe Espada said in describing starter Yusei Kikuchi's detailed approach between innings.
By: Danielle Lerner
After the Astros and Mariners both won on Thursday, Houston's magic number to clinch the American League West division is five.
By: Danielle Lerner
Seattle Mariners starter Bryce Miller, who grew up in New Braunfels, kept the Houston Astros from celebrating an AL West title on Monday.
By: Danielle Lerner
Admitting the Rockets came "a little late to the game," owner Tilman Fertitta is working on bringing a WNBA expansion franchise to Houston.
By: Danielle Lerner
This 2024 Astros season had its share of bleak moments. But the team's first-year manager stayed positive throughout.
By: Danielle Lerner
The room was quiet. Most players showered, dressed quickly and left without conversing. A few who lingered at their lockers sat silently and scrolled on their phones.
By: Danielle Lerner
The honor was the first for Mickey Storey, a former pitcher who made his major-league debut for the Astros in 2012 and later played for the Blue Jays.
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