Mike McGraw is a Sports Reporter at Daily Herald. With over 21 seasons covering the Bulls and NBA, he specializes in team sports, competitive sports, and the business of professional sports. Mike's work has been featured in RAM Communications, The Land, and the Daily Herald Media Group.
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Mike McGraw's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly basketball and the NBA. He seems to be interested in evolving stories, announcements related to games or player injuries, as well as investment analysis within the sports industry.
Given his focus on local sports such as the Bulls and college football, he would likely be most responsive to pitches involving exclusive insights from players or coaches about upcoming games, team strategies, or behind-the-scenes perspectives. Additionally, given his interest in investment analysis within the sports industry, he may also be open to expert commentary from financial analysts specializing in this area.
As Mike's geographic focus is local (United States/ Illinois/ Arlington Heights), pitches should align with this regional scope when offering insights into local teams or events.
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By: Mike Mcgraw
Kiran Amegadjie, a Hinsdale Central graduate, split reps at left tackle with Jedrick Wills Jr. during the Chicago Bears’ first preseason game on Saturday.
By: Mike Mcgraw
Three of the four teams in the CCL Blue begin the season in the top 25, led by 2025 state champions Mount Carmel and Brother Rice.
By: Mike Mcgraw
Ken Johnson could be described as mild-mannered, unassuming, small in stature. At the same time, he was a hurricane. Johnson had the rare distinction of taking two different schools downstate in baske...
By: Mike Mcgraw
The story of how the Chicago area beat the odds to become a hub of quarterback development isn’t necessarily a perfect storm.
Here's the issue with teams trying to deal with Hersey this season. Late in the first half Friday, the Carmel's defense had the Huskies backed up deep in their own end. Then suddenly, a 44-yard pass t...
By: Mike Mcgraw
Jake Nawrot, a Kentucky commit, threw for 273 yards as Hersey opened the season with a 38-22 nonconference win over Carmel.
By: Mike Mcgraw
Junior defensive end Eliaz Egbe took it upon himself to set a positive tone for the Palatine defense Saturday. On his first play, Egbe sacked Kenwood quarterback Malachi Henigan. On the second play, E...
By: Mike Mcgraw
The results say football powerhouse, but the reality for St. Francis and several other private schools in the suburbs is a much smaller scale. St. Francis suited up roughly 30 players last weekend aft...
By: Mike Mcgraw
Lincoln-Way East leaps to No. 1 following a season-opening win over Brother Rice and Mount Carmel’s loss to East St. Louis.
By: Mike McGraw
Tom Zbikowski was back on a familiar field last weekend, when his St. Patrick team played at Rolling Meadows. During his high school days at Buffalo Grove, Zbikowski was one of the most electric subur...
