Nick Tricome is a freelance journalist and sports writer, currently contributing to PhillyVoice.com. With a focus on covering Philadelphia sports, Nick provides analysis, game recaps, injury updates, and trade news to keep readers informed on the latest developments in the sports world.
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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.
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By: Nick Tricome
Turner tweaked his hamstring while taking home from second during Friday night's win over the Giants.
By: Nick Tricome, Oliver Bonk
The Flyers, who still need to stock up on young talent, can only jump up as high as second overall if they win Tuesday night's lottery.
By: Nick Tricome, Bill Streicher
A big offseason is coming up for the Sixers, and whether it's through landing Paul George or someone else, they need that last piece to compliment Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey.
Prospects Konsta Helenius, Tij Iginla, and Cole Eiserman are some of the names expected to be available for GM Danny Brière and the Flyers near the first round's midway point.
This current iteration of the Soul hopes to return in 2025, but that's provided the rebooted Arena Football League even gets there.
Suárez mowed through the Marlins on Friday night to reach heights in Phillies franchise history not seen since Hall of Famer Steve Carlton.
By: Nick Tricome, Marlins Down
Wheeler had an off start and the Phillies lost the series finale to Miami in extras, but they still took two of three in what's continued to be an excellent stretch.
Nola tossed a complete game shutout of the Mets, Bohm drove in runs on hit by pitches in back-to-back games, and the Phillies took the first two games up in Queens as part of a four-game home and home stretch.
By: Nick Tricome
Bonk, Barkey, and a dominant London Knights team completed a sweep of the Oshawa Generals to capture the OHL Championship while showing Flyers fans a lot of promise for the future.
By: Nick Tricome, Eric Hartline, Will Scott Laughton
The Flyers are still building, and will longtime forwards like Scott Laughton, Travis Konecny, and Joel Farabee remain a part of the long-term picture?
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