Jeremy Layton is a Digital Content Editor, Sports at MailOnline. He specializes in NFL, MLB, and PGA betting and fantasy, often blending his analytical approach with a passion for sports figures across various domains including football, golf, and basketball. Jeremy's insights and commentary have been featured in News.com.au, FOX SPORTS Australia, the New York Post, The Daily Telegraph, and The Courier-Mail.
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Jeremy's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly basketball and related events. He seems to be interested in evolving stories and event coverage within the sports industry. Therefore, he may be receptive to pitches that offer unique angles or insights into ongoing sporting events, player trades, controversies, or trending topics within the US sports scene.
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By: Jeremy Layton
The first major trade domino of 2023 NBA Draft day has fallen.
By: Jeremy Layton
First draft domino falls as Warriors stun in shock trade for 12-time NBA All-Star
By: Jeremy Layton
58 players got their name called at the 2023 NBA Draft on Thursday night – but there were a handful of recognizable college superstars that didn’t.
By: Jeremy Layton
With the beginning of the Tour de France just days away, one of it’s most famous winners – and most controversial – waded back into the public eye with tweets on an even more controversial su…
By: Jeremy Layton
The Yankees’ struggling third baseman provided the only run in a brutal 2-1 loss to the Oakland A’s on Tuesday night with a solo homer, but it was his first hit since June 16.
By: Jeremy Layton
As seems to be the case with a lot of no-hitters, Domingo German’s historic night would not have looked the same if not for one great defensive play.
By: Jeremy Layton
Bud Light released a new 15-second ad spot ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend featuring Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
By: Jeremy Layton
Mikal Bridges was just as upset as Knicks fans were when the team picked Kevin Knox in the 2018 NBA Draft.
By: Jeremy Layton
A member of Victor Wembanyama’s security detail is accused of backhand slapping Britney Spears – yes, the Britney Spears – in Las Vegas.
By: Jeremy Layton
Lance Armstrong’s take on transgender athletes in sports has not made him a popular figure among his peers.
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