Sean Martin is the Lead Editorial for local news outlets in Dallas, Texas. With a focus on sports, Sean's articles cover a wide range of topics including basketball, football, golf, and hockey. His work has been featured in various publications and platforms, showcasing his expertise and passion for sports journalism.
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Sean Martin's coverage focuses on local sports events, particularly in Texas and Dallas. He regularly reports on golf, NFL football, basketball, and hockey. His interest in event coverage and "how-to" guides suggests he may be interested in pitches that offer insights into upcoming local sports events or provide practical tips related to the sports he covers.
Given his focus on local sports within Texas and Dallas, consider pitching stories featuring local athletes or teams from these regions. Additionally, as Sean writes about video games occasionally, if you have expertise in gaming-related topics connected with sports or esports tournaments happening locally in Texas or Dallas area it could also be of interest to him since it aligns with his themes covered.
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By: Sean Martin
The Cowboys have played their way into making this week’s game in Carolina feel pretty irrelevant.
The Vermont men's hockey team defeated Union College 3-2 Saturday after beating the Garnet Chargers 6-2 on Friday.
By: Sean Martin
It is still kind of wild that the Panthers were favored over the Cowboys.
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By: Sean Martin
All the Dallas Cowboys news that’s fit to print
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By: Sean Martin
Are the Dallas Cowboys bad at... being a bad football team? This will be a real point of discussion going into Sunday night as Dallas tries for a second straight upset win against a NFC South opponent. After beating the Carolina Panthers 30-14 as road underdogs in Week 15, the Cowboys will now set their sights higher on a Tampa Bay Buccaneers
By: Sean Martin
The Cowboys played for each other on Sunday night.
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