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Lou Korac

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BVM Sports, National Hockey League (NHL), The Hockey News

Preston's Summary

Lou Korac is a sports journalist who primarily covers hockey, specifically the National Hockey League (NHL). He writes for Yardbarker and the NHL, and his work has also been featured in publications such as The Edwardsville Intelligencer and Sports Illustrated. Lou provides analysis, player profiles, and game coverage for hockey fans.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 84 %
Evolving Stories: 6 %
Breaking News: 2 %
Private Sector Announcements: 1 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Sports Disciplines
  • Team Sports
  • International Sports Leagues & Federations
  • Major League Sports
  • Sports Tournaments

Pitching Insights

Lou Korac's coverage is predominantly focused on event coverage and announcements related to ice hockey, particularly the St. Louis Blues in the NHL. Given his focus on player performance and game analysis within ice hockey, he may be interested in receiving pitches that provide unique insights into player strategies or team dynamics.

Considering his emphasis on specific players' performances, providing detailed statistics or exclusive interviews with players could enhance the effectiveness of your outreach efforts. Additionally, highlighting trends or patterns in gameplay might also capture Lou Korac's interest.

While no geographic focus was specified for Lou Korac's reporting, it is evident from his articles that he concentrates on NHL-related events without a specific regional limitation.

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Articles

BVM Sports

(12-27-24) Nashville Predators-St. Louis Blues Gameday Lineup

(12-27-24) Nashville Predators-St. Louis Blues Gameday Lineup

Having three days to decompress and not do anything was the right medicine for the road-weary St. Louis Blues. The Blues (16-16-4), who will host the suddenly surging Nashville Predators (11-17-7) today at 7 p.m. (FDSNMW, ESPN 101.1-FM), are already half way done with their road schedule that has seen some really long stretches away from home. There will continue to be road trips and games sprinkled in, including the Discover NHL Winter Classic in Chicago on Tuesday, but the long trips – at least for the time being – are done. Now what the Blues have to do is…

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Brayden Schenn Asked Nick Foligno To Fight For Memory At Winter Classic

Brayden Schenn Asked Nick Foligno To Fight For Memory At Winter Classic

CHICAGO — No, Nick Foligno didn't ask for a fight. In fact, Brayden Schenn did. With a lead, a three-goal lead. Huh? That doesn't sound right, that the winning team, one that just took a 5-1 lead in the second period of the Discover NHL Winter Classic at Wrigley Field, asks the player on the losing side if he wants to go. But that's what Schenn did. Right off the faceoff, the gloves dropped and off they went. “I guess the Schenns and Folignos like fighting each other,” Schenn said. “We actually don't hate each other, but I guess we…

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“I Told Him The Ultimate End Of The Season Would Be To Pack A Big Suitcase When He Comes To St. Louis For The Final Four, Win That And Then Come To Us.” — Blues GM Doug Armstrong Understands Why Jimmy Snuggerud Wanted To Stay Behind One More Year

“I Told Him The Ultimate End Of The Season Would Be To Pack A Big Suitcase When He Comes To St. Louis For The Final Four, Win That And Then Come To Us.” — Blues GM Doug Armstrong Understands Why Jimmy Snuggerud Wanted To Stay Behind One More Year

Turns out that Jimmy Snuggerud was right all along. That's what St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong said on Tuesday. A first-round pick (No. 23) in the 2022 NHL Draft, the Blues wanted Snuggerud to turn pro after last season, but the 20-year-old felt he needed to improve certain skill sets, desired to lead and ultimately, try and help the Minnesota Golden Gophers win a national championship. The Blues may not have agreed right away but respected an understood. Now they know why. “Yeah, and we talked about that,” Armstrong said. “We obviously made a push to get him…

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