Joshua Kloke is a Staff Writer at The Athletic. He focuses on a variety of themes including competitive sports, sports business, and travel, with a particular emphasis on hockey, the NHL, and soccer. Joshua's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, BVM Sports, The News Tribune, and the SaltWire Network.
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Joshua Kloke's coverage is predominantly focused on ice hockey, specifically the Toronto Maple Leafs and the NHL. He often covers events and announcements related to these topics. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or interviews with players, coaches, or industry insiders involved with the Maple Leafs or other NHL teams.
Pitches could also include unique stories about player experiences, game analysis, trade updates, and injury reports within the context of professional ice hockey.
Considering his interest in event coverage and announcements related to sports themes such as ice hockey and Canadian Premier League (CPL), relevant pitches should align with current events in these leagues while catering to his audience’s interests.
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By: Joshua Kloke
Jesse Marsch steered Canada to a memorable 2024, spurring optimism looking toward the next men's World Cup.
By: Joshua Kloke
Matt Murray has posted an impressive .931 save percentage with the Marlies this season.
By: Joshua Kloke
Murray's return to the Maple Leafs crease 628 days since his last NHL appearance means much more than the win he recorded.
By: Joshua Kloke
After a blistering start to the season, the sophomore winger has one secondary assist in his last six games.
By: Joshua Kloke
Marlies looking to take the next step, NCAA-based prospects in the middle of long development paths and players shining at World Juniors.
By: Joshua Kloke
Anticipation is the defining emotion for Canadian men's soccer heading into a new year
By: Joshua Kloke
For the second straight year, Cowan and Team Canada went home in the quarterfinals. That shouldn't mean much to the Leafs.
By: Joshua Kloke
The uniqueness of Myers' path and the tools he has make him an intriguing part of Toronto's blue line — for now and the future.
By: Joshua Kloke
“It’s exciting,” Matthews said Saturday morning. "It’s never fun watching."
By: Joshua Kloke
After scoring his first hat trick, Knies' slump is behind him and the next stage of his season could take him and the Leafs to new heights.
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