Fluto Shinzawa is a Senior Writer at The Athletic. He specializes in competitive sports, with a focus on hockey and football, covering topics such as the Boston Bruins, NHL, and NFL. Fluto's work has been featured in The New York Times, BVM Sports, and The Athletic.
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Fluto Shinzawa's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly hockey and the Boston Bruins. His emphasis is on event coverage and evolving stories within these areas. Given his focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to exclusive insights into ongoing games, player performances or trade market dynamics.
Pitches offering unique perspectives on players' performance during specific events or those that offer insider details about potential trades involving the Boston Bruins could garner his attention.
Shinzawa’s geographic focus is mainly in Massachusetts and Boston; therefore, local angles related to the team or players may also pique his interest.
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By: Fluto Shinzawa
How do shifty playmakers and stay-at-home defensemen and snipers customize their sticks to maximize their game? Here's what they say.
By: Fluto Shinzawa
The Bruins are hoping Wahlstrom can dust off his scoring touch for his new club.
Pastrnak exploded for a season-high four points against the Canucks, including three assists.
By: Fluto Shinzawa
Interim coach Joe Sacco tried a new defensive pairing against the Canucks, to great success.
By: Fluto Shinzawa
Coyle playing right wing has given Frederic an opportunity show what he has to offer — for any team that may be watching.
By: Fluto Shinzawa
Lysell’s promotion reflects poorly on Wahlstrom’s second chance.
By: Fluto Shinzawa
Frederic, No. 5 on The Athletic's trade board, is sliding in the wrong direction when it comes to his offensive production in particular.
By: Fluto Shinzawa
The Bruins know they need to find a way to score more than one goal in a game to have a chance to win.
By: Fluto Shinzawa
The Bruins earned a point after dropping three straight in regulation, but even Pastrnak's heroics couldn't get them the win.
By: Fluto Shinzawa
Marchand explains why he wears gloves that look like they've been left out in the rain, gnawed on by a dog and run over by a garbage truck.
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