Dylan Svoboda is a Writer/Editor at the New York Post. He specializes in sports gambling, competitive sports, and the business of sports, drawing on his experience from previous roles at MLB.com and his education from UC Berkeley's journalism school. Dylan's work has been featured in notable outlets including the Las Vegas Review-Journal, FOX SPORTS Australia, and Yahoo Sports.
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Dylan Svoboda's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly the NBA and NFL, and includes expert commentary. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer expert analysis or insights into upcoming games, player performance predictions, team strategies in major tournaments like the Super Bowl or significant events within these leagues.
As Dylan's geographic focus is national (United States), consider tailoring pitches with a U.S.-centric angle. Topics related to popular teams in American football and basketball may attract his attention.
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By: Dylan Svoboda
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Carson Wentz will be the backup quarterback in Minnesota.
By: Dylan Svoboda
“If a player is at the top of his position, he should be paid that way,” Heyward said.
By: Dylan Svoboda
Switch between CA and NY editions here. The Rams and 49ers are taking drastically different approaches to one of the NFL's most unusual road trips.
By: Dylan Svoboda
Malik Nabers was very cryptic with reporters about his status for the Giants’ season opener against the Cowboys.
By: Dylan Svoboda
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Add this one to the long list of blockbuster baseball trades that nearly happened.
Malik Nabers was very cryptic with reporters about his status for the Giants’ season opener against the Cowboys.
By: Dylan Svoboda
Odell Beckham Jr. brought back his signature look.
By: Dylan Svoboda
Gerrit Cole looked like he had finally rediscovered his ace form, but there are signs lately that his first season back from Tommy John surgery may be catching up with him
The Texans enter Week 1 as slight home underdogs against the Bills in what could be a preview of the AFC Championship Game.
By: Dylan Svoboda
Harold Fannin Jr. is looking to build off an excellent rookie season in the Browns’ season opener against the Jaguars.
