Ken Sugiura is a staff writer at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, including individual and team sports, competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and marketing. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Flipboard, The Sacramento Bee, and The Kansas City Star.
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Ken Sugiura's coverage is primarily focused on sports, particularly football and local sports teams such as Georgia Tech and the Atlanta Falcons. His writing includes event coverage, expert commentary, and profile features related to these topics. If you are reaching out to Ken, consider offering unique insights into local sporting events or providing expert commentary on players or team strategies for Georgia-based teams like Georgia Tech or the Atlanta Falcons.
Given his focus on local sports in Atlanta and Georgia, pitches that provide behind-the-scenes access or exclusive interviews with athletes from these teams might be well received. Additionally, if you have expertise in college football or professional NFL analysis related to these specific teams, it could pique his interest.
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Ronald Acuña Jr. is on his way back to the Braves. Let the finger-crossing begin.
By: Ken Sugiura
The ideal trade-deadline scenario for Braves fans is obvious. The Detroit Tigers decide that not only do they want to deal ace Tarik Skubal
Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulos has often traded shrewdly at the trade deadline, which is Aug. 3. But, for better or worse, he has not been party to blockbuster deals.
By: Ken Sugiura
As the Falcons opened training camp Wednesday for the first time under the leadership of new coach Kevin Stefanski, neither of the contenders for starting quarterback could be found under center.
The Falcons opened training camp Wednesday for the first time under new coach Kevin Stefanski but neither of the contenders for starting quarterback were under center.
By: Ken Sugiura
It may not have been a subtle request for starting pitching help. It might have just been an honest response to what would seem an obvious problem.
By: Ken Sugiura
It may not have been a subtle request for starting pitching help.
By: Ken Sugiura
The Protect College Sports Act, which now has the support of the SEC and Big Ten, could be voted on by the U.S. Senate this week.
By: Ken Sugiura
Brent Key's fourth season as Georgia Tech football's head coach differs from the first three in a multitude of ways.
The multitude of changes coach Brent Key has made for Georgia Tech football includes hiring two new coordinators and adjusting the way the team runs its practices.
