Ted Holmlund is the Associate Night Sports Editor at the New York Post. He specializes in competitive sports, covering both team and individual sports, and has a strong focus on sports broadcasting. Ted's work has been featured in outlets such as News.com.au, FOX SPORTS Australia, and The Weekly Times.
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Ted Holmlund's focus is primarily on event coverage and evolving stories related to sports, particularly football, baseball, golf, athletes and sports injuries. If you are looking to pitch a story or source for an interview with Ted, ensure that it aligns with ongoing events or developing stories in the world of sports.
Given his geographic focus on the United States, New York City specifically, consider tailoring your pitches to include local angles or perspectives that would be relevant to his audience. For example, if there are upcoming games or events featuring New York-based teams or athletes like the Yankees or Mets, these could be potential points of interest for him.
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Caitlin Clark made more history, but it wasn’t enough as the Indiana Fever fell 90-88 to the Golden State Valkyries on Thursday night in San Francisco.
By: Ted Holmlund
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Two starts, two wins for the Padres' Lucas Giolito since he was recalled from the San Antonio Missions.
By: Ted Holmlund
Switch between CA and NY editions here. SAN ANTONIO — Josh Hart missed the last celebration.
SEATTLE — The score was tied. The crowd in Colorado was growing restless. Inside the United States men's national team locker room on October 14, 2025 head coach Mauricio Pochettino had seen enough.
By: Ted Holmlund, Zach Braziller
Zuby Ejiofor helped St. John’s end a number of droughts the past two seasons, and he put an end to another one Tuesday night.
Belgium spent the first week of this World Cup looking strangely ordinary. But that’s not the case now.
By: Ted Holmlund
A former Cubs star pitcher showed on Saturday at Wrigley Field that he still has a trick up his sleave.
By: Ted Holmlund
On Thursday, as the Yankees got some potentially positive news on Aaron Judge, they also looked like a team that’s poised for a strong finish.
By: Ted Holmlund
Ben Shelton is the latest star player at the U.S. Open to work the late, late-night shift — and win.
