Eric Koreen is a sports reporter for The Athletic, specializing in basketball coverage. He is known for his hot takes and has been a member of the Professional Basketball Writers Association. Eric's work has also appeared in BVM Sports, showcasing his expertise and passion for the game.
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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.
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By: Eric Koreen
The addition of a second day of the draft changed everything — and nothing — for the Raptors.
By: Eric Koreen
To avoid the middle again, Toronto is going to need its best players to out-play their rich contracts.
By: Anthony Slater, Eric Koreen
Wiggins was named to the 20-man training camp roster, but now will not participate in the camp or be eligible to make the team.
By: Eric Koreen
Canada's prolific backcourt will define what the country can do in its first men's Olympic tournament appearance in 24 years.
By: Eric Koreen
The Raptors need to be more selective in the future about which players they sign for the long haul.
By: Eric Koreen
The Raptors president's star has taken a hit, and he needs his foundational players to restore his status and his team.
By: Eric Koreen
Canada has to shore up its offensive movement as they head to France for the Olympics.
By: Eric Koreen
Gradey Dick speaks about his summer so far, what he took from the Raptors' miserable March and more.
By: Eric Koreen
Among Shead, Davion Mitchell and Ochai Agbaji, perhaps the Raptors can do something basic — stop the guy with the ball.
By: Eric Koreen
Gradey Dick is bulking up, Jonathan Mogbo is a show and the Raptors have too many guards.
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