Marco Gacina is a sports journalist focusing on local basketball coverage in Washington, D.C. He writes for BVM Sports and Bullets Forever, providing analysis, game previews and recaps, and player evaluations. Marco's articles delve into the intricacies of the Washington Wizards' performances, draft prospects, and notable players in the NBA.
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Marco Gacina's coverage focuses heavily on basketball, particularly the NBA and the Washington Wizards. He predominantly covers events and announcements related to these topics. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or commentary relevant to specific games, player performances, draft prospects, team strategies, or trade scenarios involving the mentioned teams and players in his articles. Given his local focus on Washington D.C., he may also be interested in stories about local players or community engagement initiatives by the teams within this geographic area.
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The Washington Wizards are playing the LA Clippers tomorrow night. Here is the preview:
By: Marco Gacina
Julie Vanloo is off to the Bay after a solid first season with the Mystics.
Yes! The Wizards won on Saturday, but it’s now time to make up for some lost ground.
By: Marco Gacina
Last year’s weekly column about the bottom of the NBA’s barrel is back!
A Flagg-capturing extravaganza is set for 7 p.m. at Capital One Arena.
By: Marco Gacina
Our band of misfit NBA teams picked up some impressive wins this week.
By: Marco Gacina
The Bucks have the misfortune of playing a back-to-back just days after playing an extra game to decide the NBA Cup.
The Thunder are rolling, with 7 straight wins and 11 in their last 12.
By: Scoot Henderson
The Pelicans now own the worst record in the NBA, but even that wasn’t enough to push them to the top.
By: Marco Gacina
The Wizards look like a more competitive squad, while the Raptors mustered just 71 points in a game (which happens more often than you might think).
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