Evan Barnes is a journalist with a focus on local news in the United States, specifically in New York City. He has written for various media outlets such as Newsday Media Group, numberFire (acquired by FanDuel), and Brunswick News Inc. Evan's articles cover a range of topics including sports, current events, and community issues.
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Evan Barnes' coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly basketball and the NBA, with a strong emphasis on the performance of the Brooklyn Nets. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing games, player performances or injuries specific to the Brooklyn Nets.
Considering Evan's focus on local sports in New York City, outreach should emphasize insights or access related to events and developments concerning prominent New York-based teams like the Brooklyn Nets. This could include exclusive interviews with players or coaches, behind-the-scenes stories about team dynamics, or analysis from experts familiar with the local sports scene.
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After Sunday's loss to the Saints, Drew Lock said he wasn't told if he'll remain the Giants' starting quarterback against the Ravens.
By: Evan Barnes
The 100th Giants season was supposed to be one of celebration. It began honoring 100 of its greatest players during the season opener.
By: Evan Barnes
Tyrone Tracy Jr. rattled off the running backs he admired and studied. The list wasn't surprising given the Giants' rookie's prowess as both a runner and pass catcher.
By: Evan Barnes
In case fans wondered how much worse it can get for the Giants, Sunday showed rock bottom is getting closer each week.
By: Evan Barnes
The Giants' quarterback situation just got more dire Giants fans probably enjoyed seeing the clips of Malik Nabers playing catch with Shedeur
By: Evan Barnes
As the dust settled from the Giants' ninth consecutive loss, the locker room stayed quiet after coach Brian Daboll addressed the team Sunday.
Boyle didn't look nervous and knew to get the ball to Malik Nabers, who he targeted eight times for five catches, including their 23-yard TD connection.
By: Evan Barnes
The most intriguing quarterback for the Giants this week isn't their own. It's the one they probably could've had that's now in Atlanta.
Micah McFadden, Darius Muasau, and Casey Rogers played with or against the rookie in college and know a little but about what to expect Sunday.
By: Evan Barnes
How do you avoid feeling hopeless, especially on a nine-game losing streak? Brian Burns paused before calling hopeless a dirty word.
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