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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By: Scott Rogust
By Scott Rogust | The New York Rangers fanbase is waiting to see what general manager Chris Drury has in store for the
The Philadelphia Flyers enter an important offseason, as they are going to try and build off of what was a successful season. While the team didn't get to the S
The Minnesota Wild fans witnessed an impressive season in which the team won their first playoff series in over a decade, only for it to end in a five-game series defeat to the Colorado Avalanche.
New intel proves both Rangers and Kraken failed Kaapo Kakko trade By Scott Rogust |
The St. Louis Blues are in the process of a retool, as evidenced by their moves at the trade deadline. One player who wasn't moved, despite plenty of reporting
The New York Rangers didn't have the luck of the draw, as they fell to the No. 5 spot in the first round after the Toronto Maple Leafs secured the No. 1 pick and the San Jose Sharks won the No. 2 pick. Due to that, the Rangers dropped two spots, as they had the third-best odds to win the lottery. With that, New York faces slim odds of drafting a face of the franchise, especially at forward.
The Minnesota Wild have an important offseason ahead of them. After winning a playoff series before getting eliminated by the Colorado Avalanche, the
By: Scott Rogust
The Chicago Blackhawks didn't take the next step they were anticipating this year in terms of wins, but they were still in the midst of their rebuild.
The Chicago Blackhawks entered the 2026 NHL Draft Lottery with the second-best odds at winning the No. 1 overall pick.
The Chicago Blackhawks are entering yet another offseason where they didn't even come close to clinching a playoff spot.
