Marilyn Dubinski is a sports journalist based in San Antonio, Texas. She is a regular contributor to Pounding the Rock, covering local basketball news and providing analysis on the San Antonio Spurs. Her work has also been featured in BVM Sports, showcasing her expertise in the sports industry.
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San Antonio, Texas, United States (Local)
Marilyn Dubinski's coverage focuses heavily on the local sports scene, particularly basketball and the San Antonio Spurs. She appears to prioritize event coverage, game recaps, announcements, and investment analysis related to sports.
If reaching out to Marilyn with a pitch or as a source, consider offering insights into local basketball events, in-depth game analysis specific to the San Antonio Spurs or individual player performances. Given her focus on investment analysis related to sports teams' business activities (such as Amazon acquiring Bally Sports), pitches providing financial perspectives on similar deals may also be of interest.
Since Marilyn has a strong geographic focus on Texas and San Antonio specifically, she would likely appreciate content that is relevant to this area such as news about local players or events happening in those areas.
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The two teams will face off in late January — conspicuously close to the Rodeo Road Trip.
By: Mark Barrington, Marilyn Dubinski, Brunopassos, Jeje Gomez
A lot of veteran squads have underwhelmed while new up-and-comers are shining early in the postseason.
By: Marilyn Dubinski
While the overall record wasn't good, this season was still full of several moments we won't forget anytime soon.
Osman brought a veteran presence and outside shooting to a young Spurs team that needed both.
By: Marilyn Dubinski
Another classic ahead of Wemby’s May 15 sneaker release.
By: Marilyn Dubinski
Even though he didn’t win, there’s still a good chance for the rookie to make some NBA history on that end.
Wemby capped off his Rookie of the Year-winning season with a heartfelt thank you to the Spurs and all of San Antonio.
Last season’s top scorer turned into a sixth man this season: a role that suited him well.
By: Marilyn Dubinski
The Spurs have two lottery picks, and every site varies on how they will use them.
As far back as the trade deadline in February, Trae Young has seemingly been tied to the Spurs by multiple sources, often under the assumption that
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