Sean Brennan
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Sports Digital Reporter, Phoenix

Sean Brennan expects to graduate in Spring 2025 with a bachelor’s degree in sports journalism. Brennan is a football, hockey and baseball writer for Walter Cronkite Sports Network and has interned with the Bourne Braves and California Collegiate League.

Latest from Sean Brennan

‘We should be in Milwaukee’: Mike Hazen, Torey Lovullo lament end of Diamondbacks season

PHOENIX – A day after they were eliminated from playoff contention because of a bumpy end to the 2024 season, Diamondbacks players and staff reflected on the struggles.

Zac Gallen walking on a baseball field near the left outfield wall with the number "330" and folding chairs behind fencing.

Diamondbacks embrace pressure as MLB postseason push intensifies entering final regular-season series

PHOENIX — The Arizona Diamondbacks find themselves in the thick of an intense race for a National League wild-card spot with only three games remaining. But the team welcomes the pressure and is confident it can extend its season.


D-backups: Arizona Diamondbacks reserves come up big during hunt for playoffs

PHOENIX – The Arizona Diamondbacks are in the thick of the NL wild-card race thanks to their infield depth, which stepped up in the absences of first baseman Christian Walker and second baseman Ketel Marte.

Ketel Marte preparing to throw a ball on the field during pregame.

Playing beyond limits: Coyotes Sled Hockey empowering disabled athletes through inclusive ice hockey

SCOTTSDALE – With the Arizona Coyotes’ relocation to Utah, the future of Coyotes Sled Hockey is unclear. However, the organization’s ability to change lives can not be ignored.

Members of Coyotes Sled Hockey gather for a team huddle at practice, where they exude the spirit of unity and teamwork. (Photo courtesy of Joshua Gromer)

Hockey hotbed: Arizona might have lost its NHL team, but push for the sport’s growth continues

PHOENIX – The Arizona Coyotes are relocating to Utah next season, but the team’s effect on the growth of hockey in the Grand Canyon State is evident.

Hockey in Arizona remains strong behind the explosion in popularity from the high school level to the NHL. (File photo by Savannah M Nugent/Cronkite News)

Blocking the noise: Arizona Coyotes aim to limit outside distractions, finish season strong

PHOENIX – As relocation rumors swirl, the Arizona Coyotes lean on experience to help block distractions and end the 2023-24 campaign on a high note.

After the Coyotes’ victory Wednesday, forward Logan Cooley said, “With all the news going around and crap going, we were resilient and came together as a group,” (Photo by Reece Andrews/Cronkite News)

Lights, churro, action! Diamondbacks highlight upgrades to Chase Field despite uncertain future

PHOENIX – From new lights to new food, the Arizona Diamondbacks unveil changes and upgrades to various areas of Chase Field, even as the team’s future in the ballpark hangs in the balance.

Chase Field will sports new lights and a new sound system as well as a variety of unique food items. (Photo by Bennett Silvyn/Cronkite News)

‘We’re going to continue to be the Pac-12 Conference’: New commissioner ready to put up fight

PHOENIX – New Pac-12 commissioner Teresa Gould said she is ready to protect the interests of the conference, including keeping its name and securing media rights.

Photo of Pac-12 logo.

Connected, dangerous and complete: Arizona Diamondbacks aim to cement place among MLB’s elite teams

SCOTTSDALE — As the Arizona Diamondbacks enter 2024 Spring Training, they carry the momentum of their surprising 2023 World Series journey, armed with a bolstered roster and a renewed sense of determination.

Manager Torey Lovullo's Arizona Diamondbacks are poised to prove that their unity, talent and hunger make them a force to be reckoned with in 2024. (Photo by Joe Eigo/Cronkite News)

Insider look: Freshman forward Hunter Friesen takes viewers behind the scenes of ASU club hockey on YouTube

TEMPE — Hunter Friesen, a freshman forward on Arizona State's club hockey team, provides viewers with an inside look into the world of collegiate athletics through his rapidly growing YouTube channel.

Through YouTube videos, ASU freshman Hunter Friesen brings to light the experiences and routines of athletes as a member of the club hockey team. (Photo by Daniella Trujillo/Cronkite News)

Positive shift in weather Friday at WM Phoenix Open sees Nick Taylor challenging Sahith Theegala

SCOTTSDALE – From a lengthy rain delay to a golfer missing a tee time, day one of the WM Phoenix Open had a bit of everything.