Rocky Magaña is a local sports journalist based in Kansas City, Missouri. He writes for Arrowhead Pride, covering the Kansas City Chiefs and providing in-depth analysis and insights into the team's performance. His work has also been featured in BVM Sports, showcasing his expertise in sports reporting and commentary.
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Kansas City, Missouri, United States (Local)
Rocky Magaña's focus is primarily on local sports, with a strong emphasis on football and the Kansas City Chiefs. He seems particularly interested in expert commentary and event coverage related to the team’s games, players' activities, podcasts, and game analysis.
If you have expertise or insights into the performance of Kansas City Chiefs players, their games or events, providing expert commentary or inside information about upcoming matches could be valuable for reaching out to Rocky.
Given his local geographic focus (Kansas City), pitches should emphasize ties to this region when relevant. If your pitch involves individuals associated with the Kansas City Chiefs or pertains specifically to events in this area, it may increase its appeal to Rocky Magaña.
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By: Rocky Magaña
Travis shares the warning he received from the Secret Service during his trip to the White House.
The Chiefs tight end’s profile has risen over the last 12 months.
By: Rocky Magaña
The Kansas City defensive tackle has single-finger salutes for those who criticizes Clark Hunt.
Chiefs headlines for Saturday, June 15
By: Rocky Magaña
Travis recaps Chiefs minicamp and what it was like to receive his third Super Bowl ring.
The Kelce brothers were in London to see Taylor Swift perform — and met some famous folks.
By: Rocky Magaña
Chiefs headlines for Monday, July 1
By: Rocky Magaña
In the Season 2 finale, Travis talks about what it’s like to perform on stage at Taylor Swift’s tour — and more.
Leaning on teammates and coaches, Hadden is trying to learn as fast as he can.
Kansas City’s Super Bowl hero just wants to do his job — and be a good role model for his kids.
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