Sports Reporter and Producer, New York Post
Zach Braziller is a Sports Reporter and Producer at the New York Post. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including football, baseball, basketball, and college sports, while also delving into sports business and broadcasting. Zach's work has been featured in News.com.au, FOX SPORTS Australia, Knowledia, and the New York Post, among others.
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Zach Braziller's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly basketball, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. He would likely be most responsive to pitches involving exclusive interviews or insights related to basketball events in the United States, especially within New York City.
Given his focus on providing expert commentary and covering specific games and performances, he may be interested in engaging with former players or coaches who can provide unique perspectives about the teams and events he covers. Additionally, pitching stories that offer behind-the-scenes insights into local basketball programs could also capture his interest.
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By: Zach Braziller
Wednesday night, and so many others when St. John’s has been in action this winter, felt like a different era.
By: Zach Braziller
Late in St. John’s overtime win over Xavier on Wednesday, Zuby Ejiofor was seen getting on Ruben Prey for being slow to box out on a made free throw.
The Post spoke to three notable Johnnies — Grant, Marcus Hatten and Tarik Turner — about the current state of the program, which is off to its best start through 20 games at 17-3 since the 1989-90 season.
By: Zach Braziller
The Scarlet Knights were ranked in the Associated Press preseason poll for the second time since 1979. They entered the season with two players projected to be selected in the first five picks of t…
By: Zach Braziller
The Post's Zach Braziller provides a college basketball stock watch and look ahead to this week's biggest games.
By: Zach Braziller
Rick Pitino’s window may be closing, as he said during an interview with Fox Sports over the weekend, but it doesn’t sound like it will be shut when this season is complete.
A sophomore, part-time starter, Wilcher is averaging three triples per game and shooting 30.5 percent from distance.
By: Zach Braziller
St. John’s has won the past five contests despite its engine, Deivon Smith, being sidelined with a bruised right shoulder in that span.
By: Zach Braziller
As Deivon Smith continued to rest his bruised right shoulder, Richmond picked up the slack, setting the tone in No. 15 St. John’s 66-41 blitzing of Georgetown at Capital One Arena.
St. John's isn't just winning, it's winning bigger than it has in over two decades. The Johnnies aren't just beating teams, they're lapping them in some cases, like they did
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