Scott Wheeler is a sports journalist who primarily writes for The Athletic. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Palm Beach Post, BVM Sports, and The Epoch Times. Scott specializes in covering hockey, with a particular focus on the World Juniors tournament and NHL prospects.
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Scott Wheeler's coverage is highly focused on ice hockey, specifically the NHL and World Juniors with an emphasis on event coverage. He would likely be receptive to pitches related to in-depth analysis of games, player performance, and prospects. Potential topics could include exclusive interviews with players or coaches, insights into team strategies and game tactics, as well as behind-the-scenes stories about rising stars.
Given his extensive focus on events such as the World Juniors and prospect rankings, Scott may also appreciate pitches that provide unique perspectives on emerging talents or trends within these competitions. As he covers a wide range of hockey-related content from different angles including profiles of young players at various stages of their careers.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Scott Wheeler's articles, sources from any location who can offer valuable insights into ice hockey events are likely to be relevant for him.
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By: Scott Wheeler
Reaction to the deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau came from around the NHL and sports world.
By: Scott Wheeler
When the Flames drafted Basha with the 41st pick in the 2024 draft, they knew they were getting the ultimate competitor.
By: Scott Wheeler
If he plays for the Penguins someday, Brunicke could become just the second person born in South Africa to play at hockey's highest level.
By: Scott Wheeler, Matthew Fairburn
Komarov was a player to watch at Buffalo's rookie tournament over the weekend.
If he plays for the Penguins someday, he'll become just the second person born in South Africa to play at hockey's highest level, following goaltender Olaf Kolzig.
By: Scott Wheeler
Where are the teams streamed? Which prospects of note are playing in each league? Here's everything you need to know.
By: Scott Wheeler
Coaches and opponents alike argue the Brampton Steelheads goalie should be picked in the first round next June.
By: Scott Wheeler
Owners and senior representatives for nearly all of the CHL's 60 teams gathered in Toronto this week with plenty to discuss.
By: Scott Wheeler
The Brampton Steelheads captain models his game after Corey Perry and pushes himself and his teammates to improve shift after shift.
By: Scott Wheeler
The draft class of 2025 is led by star Boston College freshman center James Hagens, followed by Brampton Steelheads winger Porter Martone.
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