Emma Healy is a Sports Producer at the Boston Globe. She specializes in covering women's sports, competitive sports, and professional sports, with a keen interest in sports broadcasting and the intersection of health and wellness within athletics. Emma's work has been featured in Boston.com, The Boston Globe, Media Industry Observer, and Roscommon People.
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Emma Healy's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and basketball, with a strong emphasis on local teams such as the Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins. Given her concentration on event coverage, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to upcoming games or significant events involving these teams.
As Emma focuses primarily on local sports in Massachusetts and Boston, tailored pitches related to news or events concerning these specific teams are more likely to resonate with her. For example, offering insights into team strategies ahead of key matchups or exclusive interviews with players or coaches could capture her attention.
Given the nature of Emma's articles which mainly provide play-by-play event updates and analysis for local sports teams in Massachusetts (including feature stories), providing engaging story angles about athletes' personal journeys or unique aspects of their training could also appeal to her.
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By: Emma Healy
Following Wednesday’s High Court developments in the Enoch Burke case, EMMA HEALY reflects on the saga… “It will take a multifaceted approach to make sure that only those people who absolutely need to be sent to prison are actually sent to prison” – Chief Inspector of Prisons Mark […]
Can a giant, inflatable swan convince Bostonians with World Cup fever to become NWSL fanatics? Boston Legacy FC is hoping the answer is yes.
The Legacy were rusty in the opening 20 minutes, conceding two goals, but found their form as the match wore on.
By: Emma Healy
After three seasons calling the Tsongas Center home, the Boston Fleet are relocating within Boston city limits.
By: Emma Healy
Boston's newest pro women's sports team has a name: Meet the Boston Hunters.
By: Emma Healy
Lilly Reale didn't expect to have to make this decision so soon.
By: Emma Healy
Boston Legacy FC is sending rookie Sophia Lowenberg on loan to Gainbridge Super League club Brooklyn FC through December, the club announced Friday.
By: Emma Healy
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — For just the second time this season, Boston Legacy FC played with a lead on Friday night. And for the first time, they held it through the final whistle.
By: Emma Healy
The Fleet further locked down one of their core defenders on Tuesday, signing 2026 PHWL Rookie of the Year Haley Winn to a one-year contract extension through the 2028-29 season.
By: Emma Healy
The Fleet re-signed forward Abby Newhook to a two-year contract through the 2027-28 season, the team announced Wednesday.
