Lyndsey D'Arcangelo is a Sports Writer at The Athletic. She covers a range of topics including basketball, WNBA, NBA, college sports, and the intersection of sports and academia, highlighting the importance of women's sports. Lyndsey's work has been featured in Fast Company, Awful Announcing, The Athletic, Comeback Media, and THEM.
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Lyndsey D'Arcangelo's coverage focuses on women's basketball, particularly the WNBA and women's college basketball. She also covers related topics such as NCAA tournaments and basketball shoes. Her articles predominantly consist of investment analysis and press releases.
Given her focus on womenâs sports, she may be interested in insights from players, coaches, or analysts within these leagues. Additionally, given the high percentage of investment analysis in her coverage attributes, she might consider pitches related to business aspects of womenâs sports or athlete endorsements.
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on When I used to pitch articles to sports media sites about women's sports, particularly the WNBA and women's basketball, I was often hit with a myriad of excuses.
By: Lyndsey D'Arcangelo
Diana Taurasi should be celebrated for longevity being one of the all-time greats, not being asked to step aside while still excelling.
on As the WNBA embarks on a much-needed vacation and the Olympics get underway, it's a good time to pause and look back at how incredible the first half of the season has been.
By: Lyndsey D'Arcangelo
WIth coverage on CNBC and Peacock, the Tour de France Femmes is the latest event that could find success in the women's sports boom.
The Dearica Hamby lawsuit puts the WNBA's leading franchise, the Las Vegas Aces, in the crosshairs of some troubling allegations.
The WNBA and NWSL broadcasts on ION will have a brand new studio for their weekly coverage as their women's sports investment grows.
By: Lyndsey D'Arcangelo
The WNBA sold out TD Garden in Boston for a Sun-Sparks game even without the league making a push to give it the spotlight it deserved.
By: Lyndsey D'Arcangelo
Lyndsey D'Arcangelo pays tribute to her late father and their connection cheering on their hometown team, the Buffalo Bills.
By: Lyndsey D'Arcangelo, Condé Nast, Wren Sanders, Abby Monteil, Frankie De La Cretaz
âI am deeply at peace with this choice as my mind, body, and spirit, know unequivocally that itâs time to move on,â the L.A. Sparks guard said.
on It's been a few days since the WNBA playoffs tipped off. While most people are digesting the wins and losses, gameplay, individual
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