Vaughn Dalzell is a Contributor at various sports media outlets. He specializes in Major League Sports, Team Sports, and Sports Business, with a strong focus on Competitive and Professional Sports. Vaughn's insights have been featured in NBC News, Yahoo Sports, NBC Sports, MSN, Knowledia, Yahoo News Singapore, and NewsBreak.
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Vaughn Dalzell's coverage predominantly revolves around event coverage in various sports, particularly football, basketball, golf, tennis, and soccer. Given this focus on specific games and matches, he would likely be most open to pitches that offer unique insights into upcoming events or newsworthy developments within the sporting world.
As a national (United States) focused journalist with emphasis on sports events and analysis across different categories such as football (NFL), basketball (NBA/College Basketball), golf (PGA Tour/Men's Golf Majors), tennis (Australian Open), soccer (Premier League), college football, and IndyCar Series; Vaughn is interested in receiving information about relevant game analyses for these events.
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By: Vaughn Dalzell
Braves sent Ronald Acuña Jr. (hamstring) on a rehab assignment to Triple-A Gwinnett.
ESPN's Jesse Rogers believes Giants LHP Robbie Ray will be traded.
By: Vaughn Dalzell
ESPN's Jorge Castillo reports the Yankees have called on Hunter Goodman, “though not recently.”
By: Vaughn Dalzell
With several riders closing in behind them, Schmid made the decisive move with 200 meters left and held off Tejada before lifting his front wheel at the line in celebration. Olympic mountain bike champion Tom Pidcock finished just behind in third.
By: Christopher Crawford, Vaughn Dalzell, George Bissell
By: Cole Huff, Vaughn Dalzell
Front Office Sports' Mark Masek reports NFL owners expect to finalize a contract extension with Roger Goodell “in the coming months.”
By: Cole Huff, Vaughn Dalzell
By: Cole Huff, Vaughn Dalzell
Sankey's 45-minute meeting with reporters to kick off SEC football media days detailed the entire list of issues that college sports is struggling with: Congressional legislation, litigation stemming from the new five-year eligibility rule, the future of the College Football Playoff and an overall lack of transparency regarding name, image and likeness payments to players.
