Josh Hill is the Editorial Director at FanSided. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive and professional sports, including team sports and major league tournaments. Josh's work has been featured in a variety of prominent outlets, including Racer X, Busting Brackets, and Yardbarker.
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Josh Hill's coverage focuses almost entirely on sports, particularly the NFL and MLB. He covers announcements and events, suggesting he would be most responsive to pitches providing exclusive insights or breaking news related to these sports leagues.
Given his focus on specific teams and players, he may be interested in sources with direct knowledge of the teams or individuals involved in the stories covered. Pitches offering interviews with athletes, team officials, or experts who can provide unique perspectives on games, player performances, or trades within these leagues could resonate well with Josh.
While he doesn't have a specified geographic focus, his articles predominantly cover American football (NFL) and baseball (MLB), so any pitching should center around relevant developments in these sports.
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For the first time in a decade, the Minnesota Wild could reach the second round of the NHL Playoffs . A win in Game 6 aginst the Stars is all that
By: Josh Hill
For the first time in over a decade the Minnesota Wild are heading to the second round of the NHL Playoffs.
By: Josh Hill
If anyone was expecting the Minnesota Wild to come into their series against Colorado with a hangover, they were sorely mistaken.
In back-to-back series the Minnsota Wild have started things off with a fair amount of fireworks.
By Josh Hill | Things didn't exactly get off to the start Minnesota Wild fans were hoping for against Colorado, but the series is hardly over after one game.
By: Josh Hill
The last thing the Minnesota Wild can afford to do is play a stupid brand of hockey. That's about as literal as it gets; the Wild are up against
Just when everyone thought the Minnesota Wild had lost their mojo, the team found it in a big way in Game 3 against the Avalanche.
By: Josh Hill
In back-to-back nights, Minnesota sports fans watched as one of their players quite literally had someone go for their throat during a game.
For the 25th time in franchise history, the Minnesota Wild failed to raise the Stanley Cup. But hey, at least this time -- the first since 2015 -- the season ended in the second round and not the first.
Things went about as badly as they could have for the Minnesota Wild in their Game 5 loss to the Avalanche.
