Stephen Douglas is a journalist and writer for The Big Lead, with his work also appearing in publications such as The Globe and Mail and Mondaq. He covers a wide range of topics in the sports world, from game analysis to player controversies, delivering engaging and entertaining articles to his readers.
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Stephen Douglas' coverage primarily focuses on event coverage, announcements, and evolving stories related to football, specifically the NFL. He seems particularly interested in controversial or unusual events within games as well as controversies involving players or teams.
If you have insights into behind-the-scenes actions of players or lesser-known incidents during games that could spark controversy or interest among football fans, Stephen may be receptive to your pitches. Additionally, if you can offer a unique perspective on ongoing developments and controversies within the NFL landscape, it might capture his attention.
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By: Stephen Douglas
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Boston Red Sox 9-4 in a game that was much closer than the score indicated. The score was tied 3-3 in the bottom of the ninth inn
By: Stephen Douglas
Coby White videobombed DeMar DeRozan and Jalen Terry's postgame interview.
By: Stephen Douglas
Steve Kerr said "hell yeah" he'll rest his players in the regular season finale.
By: Stephen Douglas
Joel Embiid scored without shooting and even the ref couldn't believe it.
For casual observers of the telecommunications market, the state of 5G adoption might seem like a mixed bag at best.
By: Stephen Douglas
This was too good.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce hit up Coachella over the weekend.
By: Stephen Douglas
Video of Lionel Messi's son scoring five times for one of Inter Miami's youth club.
By: Stephen Douglas
Don't flip off UFC fighters to their face.
By: Stephen Douglas
LeBron James signed with the Miami Heat during his infamous 2010 free agency. Everyone remembersJames revealing he would be taking his talents to South Beach du
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