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Kyler Fox
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Managing Editor, The Torch Online
New York, Queens
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Biography
As a dedicated Journalism graduate from St. John’s University (B.S., May 2025), I’ve built a strong foundation in editorial leadership, event coverage, and digital content creation through extensive hands-on experience in sports media. Most recently, I served as Managing Editor of The Torch, where I produced high-quality journalism, oversaw content creation, edited in AP style, and led digital publications. Additionally, I serve as a Staff Writer for the Brooklyn Nets on SI—Sports Illustrated’s Fan Nation Brooklyn Nets channel, delivering timely, SEO-driven coverage of the team with an emphasis on accuracy and engagement. I also contribute to A Daly Dose of Hoops, offering in-depth analysis and reporting on St. John’s women’s basketball through interviews, live event coverage, and data-driven insights. With a strong command of AP style, SEO, and multimedia storytelling, I am eager to continue growing in sports journalism, digital media, and content strategy.
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Content
By Kyler Fox Verified| Sports Illustrated Verified Just one season after handing Nic Claxton a four-year, $97 million deal, the Brooklyn Nets could be poised to pay another big man—talented backup Day'Ron Sharpe. In 50 appearances in the 2024-25 campaign, Sharpe averaged 7.9 points and 6.6 rebounds per game—including a dominant 25-point, 15-rebound performance against the Oklahoma City Thunder in which he missed just two shots. But now, Brooklyn will be forced to make a tough decision.
By Kyler Fox Verified| Yardbarker Verified There are two high-upside restricted free agents the Brooklyn Nets have been linked to for quite some time: Chicago's Josh Giddey and Golden State's Jonathan Kuminga. While Giddey's executive vice president, Artūras Karnišovas, raved about the 22-year-old's future with the Bulls, Kuminga's tenure with the Warriors isn't as certain. Thus, the Nets may be primed to strike. "The puzzle has to fit.
By Kyler Fox Verified| Sports Illustrated Verified There are two high-upside restricted free agents the Brooklyn Nets have been linked to for quite some time: Chicago's Josh Giddey and Golden State's Jonathan Kuminga. While Giddey's executive vice president, Artūras Karnišovas, raved about the 22-year-old's future with the Bulls, Kuminga's tenure with the Warriors isn't as certain. Thus, the Nets may be primed to strike. "The puzzle has to fit.
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The Torch Online