Kevin Durso is an Inbound Marketing Copywriter at various outlets including NewsBreak, Yardbarker, and 97.3 ESPN FM. He focuses on themes related to sports, particularly team sports and the business aspects of competitive sports. Kevin's insights and analyses have also been featured in MSN and LastWordOnSports.com.
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Kevin Durso's coverage heavily focuses on the Philadelphia Flyers, NHL games, and hockey trades. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to these topics such as exclusive interviews with players or management personnel of the Philadelphia Flyers, insights into upcoming matches involving the team, or analysis of potential future trades.
Considering that his geographic focus includes New Jersey and Atlantic City as well, it might also be beneficial to include any local ties or angles in your pitch when relevant.
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The Philadelphia Flyers close out a three-game road trip still in search of their first win of the season, taking on the Boston Bruins on Saturday afternoon.
It just keeps going from bad to worse. Adding injury to insult, the Philadelphia Flyers were down two more regulars for Saturday's game against the Boston Bruins . Not that it would have likely changed any result.
By: Kevin Durso
The month of October drags on for the Philadelphia Flyers , as an abysmal start to the season continues.
Things looked bleak for the after 40 minutes on Tuesday night. Another 2-0 deficit. An eighth-straight loss, and fifth straight in regulation, loomed.
We're back for another edition of Flyers Files observations, my weekly look at the , what is trending, what is noteworthy, and my reactions.
By: Kevin Durso
Tuesday's game went to a shootout, but no first win yet for the Philadelphia Flyers as they reach the ninth game of the season.
After two periods, the were back in a familiar position this season. Tie game, win a period, win a game. But just as they did in the previous eight games, the result was not on their side.
We're back for another edition of Flyers Files observations, my weekly look at the Philadelphia Flyers , what is trending, what is noteworthy, and my reactions.
By: Kevin Durso
Just a week earlier, the were still in search of their first win of the season and the had won four of their first five games. What a difference a week makes.
It couldn't have started any better. Riding a three-game winning streak, the carried the momentum into Saturday's game, scored two power-play goals, and looked well on their way to another win.
