Josh Yohe is a senior writer for The Athletic, covering the Pittsburgh Penguins. With over a decade of experience in sports journalism, he focuses on competitive sports and the business aspects of the sports industry. Josh's work has been featured in BVM Sports, The Athletic, Everett Herald, The New York Times, The Spokesman-Review, and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Josh Yohe's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly ice hockey and the Pittsburgh Penguins. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to these specific topics. Pitches could include exclusive player interviews, behind-the-scenes stories about the team or players, or expert commentary on game strategies.
Considering his heavy reliance on opinion editorials and event coverage in reporting, pitching story ideas focused on analysis of game performances and predictions for future games may resonate well with Josh Yohe.
It's important to note that his geographic focus is specifically mentioned as Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh; therefore, any pitches should take into account their relevance to this location.
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By: Josh Yohe
Let's pick the best Penguins' team ever, tournament style, and evaluate Dubas' potential upcoming moves.
By: Josh Yohe
PITTSBURGH -- Welcome to my second Pittsburgh Penguins June mailbag. Don't miss Wednesday's Part 1 here
By: Fluto Shinzawa, Peter Baugh, Vincent Z. Mercogliano, Joshua Kloke, Scott Wheeler, Thomas Drance, Eric Stephens, Josh Yohe, Matthew Fairburn, Julian Mckenzie, Aaron Portzline, Arpon Basu, Scott Powers, Kevin Kurz, Corey Pronman, Murat Ates, Jeremy Rutherford, Max Bultman
With less than two weeks to go before the draft, we're expanding our staff mock to the full first round.
By: Josh Yohe
The six days between the NHL Draft and free agency are fertile for player movement — and the Penguins want to make moves.
By: Josh Yohe
Expect Penguins president/GM Kyle Dubas to make some moves in the coming weeks.
Which players do the Penguins like in this draft? How many trades could Kyle Dubas be considering?
By: Josh Yohe
As the Penguins move into new hands, it's time to admit Fenway Sports Group was not the villain it was perceived by many to be.
By: Josh Yohe
Dubas and the Penguins have been eerily quiet during the chaos that has engulfed the NHL this week. It could mean something big is coming.
GM Kyle Dubas wants to make trades to replenish Pittsburgh's roster. Here are the top names on The Athletic's trade board that make sense.
By: Josh Yohe
Geoff and David Hoffmann made it clear that they intend on investing in the Penguins — and Pittsburgh — for generations to come.
