Eric Koreen is a Sports Reporter at The Athletic. He specializes in basketball coverage, with a focus on the NBA and the Toronto Raptors, exploring themes related to competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting. Eric's work has been featured in BVM Sports, The New York Times, The Athletic, and The Spokesman-Review.
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Eric Koreen's coverage primarily focuses on the Toronto Raptors, NBA basketball, trades, and coaching. He frequently covers evolving stories and events related to these topics. This indicates that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to breaking news about the Toronto Raptors or other NBA teams, trade rumors or official announcements within the league.
Given his focus on investment analysis and legal policy regulation within sports, he may also be receptive to expert commentary on how specific regulations could impact team operations or player transactions.
When reaching out with a pitch for Eric Koreen, ensure it is centered around current events in NBA basketball with a potential tie-in to the Toronto Raptors. If you have insights into trade deals or coaching strategies within the league, those would likely align well with his coverage area.
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By: Eric Koreen
There is hope for the year to come, mostly because 2024 went so poorly.
In his return from an elbow injury, the Raptors point guard showed how crucial he is to the team's attack.
By: Eric Koreen
The Raptors aren't the darlings of the trade market, but they have a few ways to get involved.
By: Eric Koreen
With the roster fairly stable and healthy, the Raptors coach must guide his team toward consistency.
By: Eric Koreen
Mobley's Cavaliers are dominating and Barnes' Raptors are languishing, but both still offer reasons to dream of more.
By: Eric Koreen
Despite his odd combination of skills, Boucher has picked up lessons to keep himself relevant and viable during his 7 years with Toronto.
By: Eric Koreen
Eric Koreen covers all the bases, from C to B-plus.
By: Eric Koreen
The 21-year-old guard will get every opportunity to end his second NBA season on a positive note.
By: Eric Koreen
Before this recent six-in-seven run of wins, and during a period when an injured Barnes missed 35 of 88 games, Toronto's record was 4-31.
By: Mike Vorkunov, Eric Koreen
A razor-thin margin, or even just pure preference, is what separates the All-Stars from the snubs.
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