Jeff Garcia Kens is a local journalist based in San Antonio, Texas. He writes for KENS 5 and his work has also appeared in various other local news outlets such as WLTX-TV, FOX West Texas, KAGS-TV, KYTX CBS19, and KIII 3NEWS. Jeff's focus is primarily on covering sports, particularly the San Antonio Spurs basketball team, providing game recaps, player interviews, and analysis.
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San Antonio, Texas, United States (Local)
Jeff Garcia Kens' coverage primarily revolves around sports, specifically basketball and the San Antonio Spurs. He focuses on game analysis, post-game interviews, and upcoming events related to the NBA and the mentioned team.
If you're looking to reach out to Jeff with a pitch, consider providing insights or commentary related to specific games, player performances, or strategic analyses of the team's performance. Additionally, offering exclusive player interviews or behind-the-scenes access could be appealing for his coverage focus. Keep in mind that his geographic focus leans towards local (United States - Texas - San Antonio), so pitches should align with this regional relevance.
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By: Jeff Garcia
"It just didn't work out in San Antonio," said Griffin.
Griffin said he wanted to join the Spurs, but would it have worked?
By: Jeff Garcia Kens
SAN ANTONIO — Las Vegas oddsmakers are busy with 2024 NBA offseason prop futures, and with the regular season complete, many are projecting where Warriors'free agent Chris Paul may land next season.
By: Jeff Garcia Kens
Barkley set his sights on Galevston's beaches and swiped at San Antonio women again.
“Playing in Paris has been an incredible experience for our organization in the past,"said Spurs' RC Buford.
Will the veteran point guard answer the Spurs' need for a floor general?
The NBA 2K League 3v3 playoffs featured a $550,000 total cash prize pool.
By: Jeff Garcia
Fans in Laredo will have a chance to meet the Spurs forward in May.
By: Jeff Garcia Kens
"Year three is going to be big," said Wesley. SAN ANTONIO — With the San Antonio Spurs 2023-24 season over, the players will now evaluate their areas for improvement ahead of next season.
By: Jeff Garcia Kens
Duncan, Ginobili, and Parker won four titles together, but that was not good enough for Perkins.
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