Kevin Durso is an Inbound Marketing Copywriter at various platforms. He focuses on themes related to competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, with a particular emphasis on major league and team sports. Kevin's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Yardbarker, MSN, LastWordOnSports.com, and 97.3 ESPN FM.
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Kevin Durso's coverage heavily focuses on the Philadelphia Flyers, NHL games, and hockey trades. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to these topics such as exclusive interviews with players or management personnel of the Philadelphia Flyers, insights into upcoming matches involving the team, or analysis of potential future trades.
Considering that his geographic focus includes New Jersey and Atlantic City as well, it might also be beneficial to include any local ties or angles in your pitch when relevant.
Furthermore, given his emphasis on evolving stories and event coverage within sports (primarily hockey), consider providing timely updates regarding ongoing developments in the world of hockey that may pique Kevin's interest.
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July 1 is upon us, and NHL free agency gets underway at noon. Of course, this offseason, the free-agent frenzy that usually is has become more of a buzzkill.
It's fair to look back at the previous season for the , the playoff appearance and a first-round series win against the Pittsburgh Penguins, and wonder if any of it would have even been remotely possible without the addition of
The first move of free agency was an expected one for the Philadelphia Flyers signing goalie Dan Vladar to a five-year extension . But that wasn't the only extension the Flyers were working on.
In the hours leading up to free agency, the made sure one of their better role players from a season ago didn't make it to market.
Free agency wasn't just about making in-house moves. The were also looking at the open market for possible options for their roster over the next season.
For nearly 18 minutes, GM spoke following Day 1 of free agency. And for almost all of it, Briere spoke of the two big contract extensions handed out to and . He spoke of adding veteran forward to the mix.
The Flyers have signed center Leo Carlsson to a five-year offer sheet with an $18 million AAV. As a restricted free agent, the Anaheim Ducks have one week to match.
In the hours leading up to the 4th of July, GM decided to make some fireworks of his own. How does a groundbreaking contract for one of the NHL's budding stars sound.
Casually dropped in among the chaos of the ' offer sheet to on Friday, there was a report that was signing with the Flyers.
The dream is officially over. will be staying in Anaheim. The Ducks matched the ' offer sheet, a five-year deal with an $18 million AAV, for Carlsson on Thursday, keeping the 21-year-old with the team.
