Scott Rogust is an Editor at FanSided. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting, with a focus on team sports and major league competitions. Scott's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Inside the Iggles, and GMEN HQ, among others.
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Scott Rogust's coverage mainly revolves around sports, particularly NFL and college football. He is interested in event coverage and announcements related to these sports. If you are pitching to Scott, consider providing insights or expert commentary on upcoming events, draft prospects, playoff scenarios in the NFL or significant moments from recent games.
Given his focus on specific teams and players within the NFL and college football, he may be receptive to sources with direct knowledge of the topics being covered. However, he might also appreciate expert opinions offering a broader perspective on league-wide trends or developments in the world of American football.
While there is no specified geographic focus for Scott's articles so far, it can be inferred that his primary interest lies in American sports such as the NFL and MLB.
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The Detroit Red Wings are going to be the most followed team of the NHL offseason, and not necessarily for a move that will benefit them. Earlier this month, th
The Philadelphia Flyers already got a head start on their offseason plans, acquiring goalie Joseph Woll from the Toronto Maple Leafs to serve as the backup behi
The Philadelphia Flyers made it into the playoffs and picked up a series win over the rival Pittsburgh Penguins in the first round. The team is prepared to run
By: Scott Rogust
The New York Rangers and general manager Chris Drury took a gamble by not trading center Vincent Trocheck at the deadline this past season, instead opting to wait until the offseason. Trocheck is still a top target for teams, even with the addition of Dylan Larkin of the Detroit Red Wings on the trade block. Trocheck's contract is affordable, and the veteran can play offensively and defensively, while thriving in the face-off circle.
In what was a lost season for the New York Rangers, the one consolation prize was winning the first- or second-overall picks in the NHL Draft Lottery. As fans all know, the Rangers didn't win either, and instead dropped to the No. 5 pick despite holding the third-best odds of winning the lottery. So, that meant Gavin McKenna was officially out of reach for the Rangers.
The Philadelphia Flyers have begun their offseason work, bringing in a new backup goaltender in Joseph Woll and a new defenseman Simon Benoit in a trade with th
By Scott Rogust | New York Rangers fans are watching teams across the NHL make huge trades before the NHL Draft on
The Minnesota Wild have some important tasks on their offseason to-do list. First will be to retain star defenseman Quinn Hughes, who is entering the final year of his contract.
The Minnesota Wild are trying to strike gold this offseasonin the form of another trade for a superstar player.
By holding onto Vincent Trocheck past the trade deadline, Chris Drury now faces a rapidly evaporating market and a dwindling list of desperate suitors willing to meet his premium asking price.
