Yaron Weitzman is an NBA writer for FOX Sports, with a focus on national coverage in the United States. His work has also been featured in CODE magazine. Yaron covers a wide range of topics in the NBA, including game analysis, player profiles, trade rumors, and tournament coverage.
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Yaron Weitzman's coverage is heavily focused on basketball, particularly the NBA and its related events. He appears to be interested in providing insights into ongoing games and tournaments, potentially seeking expert analysis or opinions from insiders within the basketball world.
Given his focus on evolving stories and opinion editorial content, Yaron may appreciate pitches that offer unique perspectives or insider commentary on developing narratives within the NBA. Additionally, given his national geographic focus (United States), sources with a deep understanding of American basketball culture and teams would likely resonate well with him.
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Ric Bucher Yaron Weitzman The 2023-24 NBA regular season might be winding down, but teams are just starting to ramp up for the home stretch of the playoff race.
Yaron Weitzman The dog days of the NBA regular season are here, but there's still plenty left to be sorted out in the standings, and plenty of trends worthy of attention.
By: Yaron Weitzman
This week, we're highlighting three players that are not already dreaming about Cancun.
By: Yaron Weitzman
Kyrie Irving is having a huge impact on the surging Mavericks, while the Knicks and Wizards appear to have found some solid contributors.
By: Yaron Weitzman
A first-year player can't win Most Improved Player, but Victor Wembanyama's growth from the start of the season has been staggering.
Yaron Weitzman Ric Bucher Melissa Rohlin The 2023-24 NBA regular season has concluded and, soon, a new champion will be crowned.
Yaron Weitzman The game was over. Not officially, but it may as well have been. There were less than 10 seconds remaining and the Madison Square Garden scoreboard read 129-105, with the New York Knicks ahead.
Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers failed to make a run for the championship once again — so why does this time feel different?
By: Melissa Rohlin, Yaron Weitzman
The conference semifinals are underway in the NBA Playoffs, which means four teams from each conference have already been sent home, including both of the star-studded Los Angeles teams.
By: Yaron Weitzman
Jalen Brunson looked like himself again in the New York Knicks' statement Game 5 win at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
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