Owner/writer Andy Kent is a 28-year plus veteran of the newspaper and magazine business, having been recognized as a reliable, talented, and creative sportswriter with a nose for news and the ability to write about any topic. He most recently was the Senior Internet Writer for MiamiDolphins.com. Having covered six Super Bowls, a Stanley Cup Final, the 2000 Sugar Bowl/national championship, and the 2002 Winter Olympics, Andy has seen it all in terms of big-time events and what kind of professionalism is required to cover them.In 2009, Andy co-founded Sports Media Exchange, a national freelance network that had a database of more than 400 writers. Andy successfully brokered partnerships with the NCAA, FoxSports.com, and ESPN.com and helped qualified writers find consistent work. SMEX's model was praised throughout the industry.Andy also has delivered solid freelance coverage for The New York Times from the Florida Derby, Stanley Cup Playoffs, NHL Draft, NBA Playoffs, Miami Open, New York Mets game coverage in Miami and NASCAR's Ford EcoBoost 400, USA Today (all of the Miami Dolphins content for the 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 season preview section), The Palm Beach Post helping on Miami Dolphins coverage during the 2019 season and Super Bowl LIV, The Newark Star-Ledger from the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Naples Daily News from the 2014 NBA Playoffs and the Associated Press from Miami Dolphins camp, NHL GM and owners meetings among other assignments.Specialties: After spending eight years as one of the most respected hockey writers in the ECHL, as well as an accomplished NFL beat writer covering the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and a diligent baseball writer covering the Minnesota Twins during spring training, all for the Naples Daily News, Andy moved back to South Florida to establish himself as the go-to guy for all types of coverage in the market. He is in high demand but is always available for the most challenging assignments.