Nick Tricome is a sportswriter at PhillyVoice.com. He specializes in covering major league and team sports, with a particular passion for hockey and sports business. Nick is featured in PhillyVoice.com, The Business Herald, and NewsBreak.
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Nick Tricome's work focuses extensively on sports, particularly hockey and football, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and breaking news. He is likely to be responsive to pitches related to in-depth analysis of recent games or events across the NFL, NHL, and MLB.
Considering his focus on breaking news and event coverage, Nick might be interested in receiving insider insights into player injuries or trade deals as well as analyses of team performance during specific games.
While he does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, his frequent coverage of Philadelphia teams suggests that he may have an interest in stories related to these local teams.
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By: Nick Tricome, James Lang
Vladar, after an excellent season that saw the Flyers break through into the playoffs, is getting five years at $5.5 million per.
By: Nick Tricome
Philadelphia's part in the World Cup ended with one of the best players in the world rising to the occasion.
By: Nick Tricome, Bill Streicher, Brandon Marsh, Will
Brandon Marsh and Jhoan Duran will be first-time All-Stars, while Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber, and Cristopher Sánchez will be back in the Midsummer Classic, too.
By: Nick Tricome, David Kirouac
The Flyers swung for the fences by making Carlsson the highest-paid player in the NHL, but the Ducks are accepting the cost to keep him.
By: Nick Tricome, Frank Bowen
Jesús Luzardo was excellent and Zack Wheeler was unreal. But that Phillies bullpen? It's unstable.
By: Nick Tricome, Kyle Ross
The Phillies lost to the Dodgers on a poor base-running decision. At this point, it isn't anything new.
By: Nick Tricome, Gary A. Vasquez
LeBron James, even at 41 years old, is still good enough to suddenly – and seriously – bring the Sixers into the NBA title conversation.
By: Nick Tricome, Eric Hartline
There probably won't be another 2,000-yard season and reverse hurdle, but history shows that Barkley can still be a plenty impactful running back.
By: Nick Tricome, Eric Hartline
The Phillies are shuffling four positions to make way for Luis Arráez. It's drastic, and maybe a bit desperate, but they're running with it.
By: Nick Tricome, Eric Hartline
Arráez brought an energy at the plate that the Phillies badly needed, but the bullpen might still be their Achilles Heel when it counts.
