Nick Tricome is a sportswriter at PhillyVoice.com. He specializes in covering major league and team sports, with a particular passion for hockey and sports business. Nick is featured in PhillyVoice.com, The Business Herald, and NewsBreak.
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Nick Tricome's work focuses extensively on sports, particularly hockey and football, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and breaking news. He is likely to be responsive to pitches related to in-depth analysis of recent games or events across the NFL, NHL, and MLB.
Considering his focus on breaking news and event coverage, Nick might be interested in receiving insider insights into player injuries or trade deals as well as analyses of team performance during specific games.
While he does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, his frequent coverage of Philadelphia teams suggests that he may have an interest in stories related to these local teams.
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With a clutch run and precision throws, Jalen Hurts ultimately saved the Eagles' offense in their opening win over Washington.
By: Nick Tricome, Steve Roberts
Jalen Hurts and the Eagles will be aiming for 3-0 against a Bears team that just got bit by the injury bug.
Porter Martone's first full NHL season, and a race for the Calder Trophy, is on.
By: Nick Tricome, Kyle Ross, Trevor Zegras
A breakdown of how the 2026-27 Philadelphia Flyers are expected to line up for their season opener against the Penguins.
By: Nick Tricome, Kirby Lee
The Eagles are steep betting underdogs against the Jaguars by as many as six points, which is something they haven't been in a long, long time.
Sirianni made the wrong call at the end of Sunday's loss to the Jaguars. He owned it, but this isn't the first time, and chances might be running low.
By: Nick Tricome, Rick Osentoski
The Flyers keep losing in the same miserable ways. "It's kinda been the same story," Jamie Drysdale said.
On a speech that fueled the Flyers to that elusive first win, and a line that took a cue from a mighty one in the 1990s.
By: Nick Tricome, Eric Hartline
The Eagles are crumbling, Dallas is bad – but favored this week – and the NFC East is brutal this year.
Villanova is out, Drexel is in, and the Big 5 will go back to its round-robin format next season.
