Doug Haller is a senior writer at Arizona. He specializes in sports journalism, covering both team and individual sports, with a notable focus on competitive sports and the sports business. Haller's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Spokesman-Review, The New York Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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Doug Haller's focus is primarily on local sports in Arizona, particularly the Phoenix Suns and the Arizona Cardinals. He also covers college football with a specific emphasis on events and evolving stories within these sports.
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Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, pitches should tie into ongoing events or evolving stories surrounding basketball (specifically the Phoenix Suns), football (especially regarding the Arizona Cardinals), as well as developments related to Arizona State University sports programs.
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By: Doug Haller, Joel Lorenzi, Darnell Mayberry
The Oklahoma City Thunder have opened their title defense with a first-round series sweep after Monday night's win in Phoenix.
By: Doug Haller
How you view the Suns' season depends on which expectations you adopt. Either way, an important offseason looms.
By: Doug Haller
The Phoenix Suns owner says his team will "win a championship with Devin Booker."
By: Doug Haller
Since Ishbia took control in 2023, the Suns have been in constant transition. For the first time, that is not the case.
By: Dan Woike, Joel Lorenzi, Doug Haller, William Guillory
Both teams enter the second-round series missing key pieces: Jalen Wiliams for the Thunder and Luka Dončić for the Lakers.
By: Doug Haller
Arizona State hired Bennett on March 23, but the 63-year-old coach started feeling ill shortly after his arrival to the Phoenix area.
By: Doug Haller
By Doug Haller The Athletic TEMPE, Ariz. – Randy Bennett on Thursday shed light on the health situation that delayed his start as Arizona State's new men's basketball coach for several weeks.
By: Doug Haller
The 34-year-old Venezuelan is a journeyman, a role player — and one of the best stories of this baseball season.
By: Doug Haller
The Diamondbacks outfielder, who tripled twice Sunday, has led the NL in triples the past three seasons and is on pace to do so again.
By: Doug Haller
A new season is supposed to offer hope, a fresh start. But because of their QB situation, that's not the case for the Cardinals.
