Declan Schroeder is a freelance journalist based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He specializes in sports, particularly competitive team sports and the business aspects of the sports industry. Declan's work has been featured in the Winnipeg Free Press, BVM Sports, The Hockey Writers, and Yardbarker.
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Declan's articles primarily revolve around ice hockey, particularly the Winnipeg Jets and NHL. He often covers evolving stories, event coverage, and announcements related to player performance and team analysis. Therefore, he may be interested in receiving pitches that provide exclusive insights into players' performances or behind-the-scenes developments within the Winnipeg Jets organization.
Given his focus on a specific sports team and its players' performances, PR professionals could seek opportunities for providing insider access or arranging interviews with relevant individuals who can offer unique perspectives on player statistics, game strategies, or off-ice activities of interest to fans.
Since Declan does not have a specified geographic focus but largely writes about an NHL team without explicit regional limitations, those looking to reach out should consider tailoring their pitches with content relevant to the NHL as a whole while also keeping in mind that Declan likely has particular interest in the Winnipeg Jets.
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Table of Contents Hide 1: Oct. 2, 2026 — Jets Host Bruins in Home Opener 2: Oct. 25, 2026 — Jets & Canadiens Clash Outdoors At 2026 Heritage Classic
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