The 2026-27 NBA season is right around the corner, and Brew Hoop, the spot for all things Milwaukee Bucks on SB Nation, just announced they are looking to seriously staff up. Jack and Zac just took over as co-managing editors, stepping in for Van Fayaz, who made the tough call to move on.
Shake-Up on the Roster
It’s not just Van leaving, either. Brew Hoop has said goodbye to several talented folks over the last year, moving on to awesome new opportunities. Kinda like the Bucks roster seeing some changes this summer, right? That means Brew Hoop is on the hunt to fill out its own squad with writers who are passionate about covering the Bucks. Whether you’ve been doing this for ages or are just looking for your first shot in sports media, they’re offering a collaborative environment. It’s a chance to get feedback, sharpen your skills, and really help shape one of the internet’s longest-running Bucks communities.
What Spots Are Open?
They’ve got a bunch of openings, from paid staff writer gigs with regular duties to super flexible contributor roles where you can write whenever your schedule allows.
- Staff Writer: This is for breaking news, original feature articles, and weekly game coverage like previews, rapid recaps, or player grades. If you’ve got experience, you might even help edit and publish articles.
- Beat Writer: This is the deep dive role. You’re primarily on game coverage, hitting up Fiserv Forum with media credentials for previews, rapid recaps, or player grades. Plus, you’ll be writing feature articles that give that true insider perspective on the team.
- Contributors: If you love the Bucks but can’t commit to a regular schedule, this is it. These are volunteer spots, perfect for building your portfolio, getting your name out there, and sharing your insights on everything Bucks. You can jump in on breaking news, game coverage, or even pitch and write your own original features.
If any of these roles have you hyped, seriously consider applying! You don’t need a journalism degree. Just send a writing sample, your resume, and an introduction to brewhoop@gmail.com. Make sure “Brew Hoop Staff Application” is in that subject line. They even want to know how you first got into the Bucks or the NBA, which is cool. They’re especially encouraging existing community members, women, and people from underrepresented groups to apply. This is a fantastic opportunity to dive deep into Bucks coverage and make your mark.
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Originally reported by Brew Hoop.
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