Tim Crowley is a Digital Content Producer at NESN, specializing in local sports coverage in the Massachusetts and Boston area. With a focus on basketball and football, Tim provides insights and updates on New England sports teams and athletes.
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Tim Crowley's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and figures, particularly in Massachusetts and Boston. He extensively covers the New England Patriots, Celtics, and local basketball prospects. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to these teams or key players.
Crowley’s articles suggest a keen interest in providing thorough event coverage within the context of his geographic focus. Pitches should reflect an understanding of the specific dynamics of the region's sports scene.
When reaching out to Tim Crowley ensure that your story ideas are centered around local sporting events involving Boston-based teams such as the Patriots and Celtics or feature stories about athletes with strong ties to Massachusetts area.
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The UConn grad is ready for the Fenway Bowl Bill Belichick marks the start of his next football chapter in North Carolina at the college level with the Tar Heels in the ACC.
Moss recently announced his diagnosis Randy Moss has the NFL community behind him as he continues his battle after a cancer diagnosis
Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz got back to trolling the New York Yankees after Juan Soto signed with the New York Mets.
Gardner and Jones have a bit of a history Mac Jones sunk the Jacksonville Jaguars again in Week 15 with an interception on the final drive to fall to the New York Jets.
Bill Belichick's son, Steve Belichick, reportedly will join his father's staff at North Carolina after his season at Washington.
Maye had a similar story Sunday Drake Maye had his first career matchup against the quarterback he's gained comparisons to throughout his rookie season in Buffalo Bills star Josh Allen.
The New England Patriots finally let Drake Maye loose with his legs after his support of more aggressive play-calling.
Buffalo's streak stopped at eight games The New England Patriots prevented a piece of history Sunday in their competitive 24-21 loss to the AFC East champion Buffalo Bills.
A poor New England decision put the ball in bad field position The New England Patriots made a handful of impact plays to limit the Buffalo Bills before they ultimately fell in a 24-21 defeat
This may be the only comparison possible for the quarterbacks Drake Maye and Mac Jones are totally different players who both happened to join the New England Patriots as first-round draft picks that wear No. 10.
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