Terrence Jordan is a sports journalist who writes for Rising Apple and FanSided. His articles cover a range of topics including NFL matchups, team needs, and analysis of trades and coaching decisions. Terrence's work has also been featured in Angles and Busting Brackets.
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Terrence Jordan's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football and baseball. His articles predominantly contain announcement-based content with investment analysis and event coverage also being significant components of his work.
For those looking to pitch Terrence, it's essential to keep the focus on topics related to football (specifically the Chicago Bears) and baseball (with a particular emphasis on the New York Mets). When reaching out, consider offering insights into team strategies, player performance assessments, or potential trade scenarios that align with the themes he covers in his articles while keeping in mind that he does not have a specific geographic focus.
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The Warriors have some difficult decisions to make this offseason, but Paul could have an intriguing backup plan in place if he doesn't return to Golden State.
By: Terrence Jordan
A historically bad start to the season has left gallows humor as the only way for the White Sox to cope.
The Broncos drew a mixed reception in announcing new threads and the return of the Orange Crush. By Terrence Jordan
Hunter Wendelstedt is doubling down on his ridiculous ejection of Aaron Boone By Terrence Jordan
The 76ers lost a heartbreaker to the Knicks. Now they want to speak to the manager.
Zach Wilson has been the butt of many an NFL joke since he entered the league in 2021.
Maintaining any semblance of continuity in the modern era of men's college basketball is rarer than a Hubert Davis curse word.
In the battle for the services of the WNBA Draft's No. 1 pick, Puma brought a water pistol to a gun fight.
Times are tough in Laker Land. Down 0-2 to the defending champion Denver Nuggets after Jamal Murray's buzzer-beating dagger on Monday, the Lakers are searching for answers to extend their season.
The New York Mets beat the San Francisco Giants Wednesday afternoon to avoid a sweep and close out their West Coast road trip with a respectable 3-3 record. It
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