Jonathan Givony is a sports journalist who writes for ESPN and ESPN affiliated networks such as ESPN Classic and ESPN2 Australia. He is known for his coverage of basketball, particularly the NBA draft, and has also been featured on ABC Network News. Givony's articles often focus on scouting top prospects, analyzing draft prospects, and providing insights into the world of basketball.
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Jonathan Givony focuses heavily on basketball, particularly NBA draft prospects and the G League Ignite. His coverage attributes indicate a preference for event coverage and profile features.
If you're looking to reach out to Jonathan, consider offering insights or access related to top NBA prospects, developments in the NCAA or FIBA that could impact players' draft stock, or behind-the-scenes stories about emerging talents. As he frequently covers events and profiles of athletes, providing exclusive interviews or unique perspectives on upcoming basketball events may capture his attention.
Keep in mind that Jonathan's focus is primarily on basketball within the U.S., so relevant pitches should align with this geographic scope.
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Which prospects are best positioned to define the 2025 NBA draft
Top international basketball prospect Dwayne Aristode, a top-20 recruit in the 2025 high school class, told ESPN he has committed to Arizona
The annual USA Basketball junior national team minicamp saw 76 of the top high school players assemble in Colorado Springs, Colorado, this past weekend, and it was an event that was heavily watched by NBA scouts and executives.
By: Jeff Borzello, Jonathan Givony
While much of the conversation surrounding the growing NIL market focuses on the money the top transfers and high school prospects are receiving, one
By: Jeff Borzello, Jonathan Givony
This class of international players is expected to be the most talented to enter men's college basketball -- and these 10 will have the most impact.
Labeling the "most talented" teams in college basketball can sometimes be misleading or reductive -- it doesn't always correlate to success, nor is it representative of which programs are the best.
Michigan lands top international hoops prospect Oscar Goodman
Top international basketball prospect Oscar Goodman has committed to the Michigan Wolverines, he told ESPN on Wednesday.
Duke freshman Cooper Flagg will be the second-youngest college player ever drafted to the NBA when he's selected in June (he will be 18 years, 186 days old).
By: Jonathan Givony
There's a history of young players who've impacted the NBA, and that could be insightful for what's ahead for the 17-year-old and projected No. 1 pick.
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