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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BOSTON — There was far from love when the Nets last played at TD Garden. On Feb. 14, they didn't get kissed but punched in the mouth during a 50-point blowout loss.
By: Evan Barnes
CLEVELAND — Ben Simmons sat calmly at his locker taking questions after the Nets' overtime loss at the Celtics Friday. Despite their defeat, there were mixed emotions.
CLEVELAND — The Nets' second night of back-to-back games returned an old friend to their sight: Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson.
By: Evan Barnes
CLEVELAND — Through 10 games, the Nets at 4-6 can be deemed a success, depending on what fans had hoped.
NEW ORLEANS — The Nets' road trip ended Monday night against the Pelicans but the lessons from the first two games on this trek will linger a while.
By: Evan Barnes
NEW ORLEANS — The Nets had every reason to be run down after finishing a three-game road trip Monday. At times they looked the part with sloppy passes and poor close-outs on the Pelicans' shooters.
By: Evan Barnes
Noah Clowney hasn't lacked confidence in himself or his game. Even as the youngest Net in the main rotation, he expects to produce despite this being his second season.
By: Evan Barnes
Through 11 games, the Nets are forming an identity led by their defense. Their principles are taking a fuller shape.
The Nets found out Wednesday what they missed last Friday against the Celtics - two All-Stars are harder to stop than one.
Close friends and former teammates will face off when the Nets play the Knicks
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