Arash Markazi is the Founder & CEO at The Messenger. He specializes in sports journalism with a focus on international sports leagues and federations, major league sports, and competitive team sports. His insights and expertise have been featured in The Messenger, The Sporting Tribune, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Arash Markazi's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, with an emphasis on event coverage and exclusive stories. He may be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights, behind-the-scenes access, or expert commentary related to key sporting events, particularly in football (both college and professional), Formula 1 racing, NBA basketball, and Los Angeles-based sports teams.
Given his interest in exclusive content and expert commentary, consider reaching out if you have inside information or can provide informed analysis on current sporting events within the mentioned topics. Additionally, since Arash has covered specific individuals such as George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg in relation to sports films or their involvement in the sports world; offering similar profiles could capture his attention.
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DENVER — Talking about the postseason on opening night might sound premature, but what else are the Kings supposed to be measured against at this point?
By: Arash Markazi
WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. — The Rams will be without defensive tackle Aaron Donald on Sunday because of back soreness, placed tight end Terrance Ferguson on injured reserve and waived wide receiver
By: Arash Markazi
WOODLAND HILLS, Calif.
LOS ANGELES — A familiar sound is returning to Lakers games.
NEW YORK— DAZN’s new streaming partnership with the Los Angeles Kings gives fans another way to follow their team without a traditional television subscription.
By: Arash Markazi
As their Bloomberg Originals series "The Deal" returns for a fourth season, Rodriguez and Kelly discuss the Dodgers' dominance, baseball's economic divide, Las Vegas' emergence and the changing landscape of sports journalism.
By: Arash Markazi
LOS ANGELES — Miguel Rojas stood in the Los Angeles Dodgers clubhouse Thursday night, still wearing the uniform he had proudly worn for the past four seasons, knowing he would never put it on ag
By: Arash Markazi
The Sporting Tribune's Arash Markazi writes about the end of the Dodgers' bid for a three-peat, which also marks the end of the road for this current Dodgers team.
By: Arash Markazi
WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. — The Los Angeles Rams were already reeling from another disappointing loss Sunday when they received even more devastating news Monday afternoon.A day after the Arizona C
By: Arash Markazi
LOS ANGELES — For years, DAZN has been best known to American sports fans as a destination for boxing and combat sports.
