Doug Haller is a Senior Writer for The Athletic, specializing in local sports coverage in the Phoenix, Arizona area. With a focus on the Phoenix Suns and Arizona Cardinals, Doug provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the teams' performances, player milestones, and key matchups.
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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.
To effectively reach out to Doug, consider providing insights related to performance analysis of players or teams from the Phoenix area. Additionally, offering expert commentary or insider perspectives on upcoming games, player strategies, or team dynamics may be of interest to him.
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, Amos Morale
The Arizona Cardinals selected Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. with the No. 4 pick in Thursday's first round of the NFL Draft.
By: Doug Haller, Zack Pierce
The Arizona Cardinals on Friday selected Rutgers defensive back Max Melton in the second round of the NFL Draft , with the No. 43 overall pick.
By: Doug Haller
PHOENIX — Devin Booker stood with the rest of his Phoenix Suns teammates as the final seconds ticked here Friday night.
By: Shams Charania, Doug Haller
Frank Vogel entered the home locker room at Footprint Center and lit into his team. After his Phoenix Suns had fallen into a 35-4 hole en route to
By: Shams Charania, Doug Haller
But Phoenix struggled with health and consistency all season, finishing the regular season 49-33.
Over a 30-minute session with reporters, Ishbia did not even hint that coach Frank Vogel's future was in jeopardy.
By: Doug Haller
PHOENIX – Suns owner Mat Ishbia said Wednesday he has not had the opportunity to discuss coach Frank Vogel's performance from this season.
By: Doug Haller
Despite the quick postseason exit, owner Mat Ishbia said the Suns are close — "inches," in fact — from where they want to be.
By: Doug Haller
PHOENIX — Mat Ishbia talks so fast it's hard to keep up. The Phoenix Suns owner is like this on the radio or on podcasts.
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