Josh Yohe is a senior writer for The Athletic, where he covers the Pittsburgh Penguins. With over a decade of experience in sports journalism, Josh specializes in team sports and competitive sports, bringing insights into the dynamics of sports business. He 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
PITTSBURGH -- Kyle Dubas met with the media following the first round of the 2026 NHL Draft and, as per usual, made a lot of sense. Pittsburgh Penguins officials love when Dubas speaks publicly because he's really good at it. When he speaks, it immediately becomes clear that this is a highly intelligent executive who very much knows what he's doing and very much has the franchise headed in the right direction.
By: Josh Yohe, Jesse Granger
Pittsburgh gets a young defenseman, while Vegas gets a 29-year-old dependable defender and, crucially, some salary cap relief.
By: Josh Yohe
The Penguins continue to pursue Robertson and could make a move or two in free agency.
By: Josh Yohe, Murat Ates
If Hellebuyck were likely to stay, Winnipeg's simplest move would have been to sign his longtime backup, Eric Comrie.
By: Josh Yohe
Shea is a late bloomer who proved himself a vital part of the Penguins' blue line over the past couple of seasons.
By: Josh Yohe
The Penguins are still hoping to acquire Robertson but made a number of other moves on Wednesday — including trading for Robertson's brother
The winger became a productive player for the Penguins after coming over in a midseason trade from the Columbus Blue Jackets.
By: Josh Yohe
The veteran Penguins are old souls in a world of players asking to be let out.
By: Josh Yohe
The Penguins are still trying to land Robertson. Here's more on that and the rest of what Pittsburgh has in mind this summer.
By: Josh Yohe
The Penguins' roster, as currently constructed, feels overcrowded in some departments and missing a piece or two in others.
