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Wrapped up my second season on the college baseball beat for TNT Sports.
Very blessed, learned a lot and had a blast. Thank you to everyone that followed along!
To recap, here’s 7 of my favorite stories from the season, from features/profiles to analysis to fun ideas ⚾️🧵
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A preview of the front page of the Salt Lake Tribune today.
If you see/buy a physical copy, send me a picture!
For the @ajc: Braves star @MoneyyyMikeee has never hid his love for ATL.
Walk-up songs by Gunna. Money Mike nickname. Sideways-hat swagger after wins. ATLIEN belt in his locker.
The reason? He’s living out a childhood dream.
On the Brave ATL raised: ajc.com/sports/2026/10/the-b…
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After three years covering the Chargers, today was my last day. Starting next week, I’ll be covering the Sixers for ESPN. Excited to move back to my hometown for what could be a transformative year for the franchise.
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Ceyair Wright stepped away after one NFL preseason game for acting, taking the lead role in Teyana Taylor’s directorial debut “Get Lite”.
But, he doesn’t see this as the end of his NFL dreams.
Speaking for the first time since his decision, free to read:
nytimes.com/athletic/7671615…
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My start date with the Clarion Ledger was on Oct. 1, 2023. My last day would be exactly three years later. I learned today that USA Today eliminated my position covering Mississippi HS sports.
Calling it an honor would be an understatement. The people, players, coaches and fans welcomed me more than I can imagine. I sincerely thank you, Mississippi, for welcoming a young 22-year-old kid from New Mexico with open arms. All I wanted was a shot. The athletes across the state rank among the best in the country and rightfully deserve the coverage.
Not sure what lies ahead, but I still want to give this a swing; you can reach me at [email protected].
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It’s been stated a million times before, but it truly is a travesty that the Detroit Tigers didn’t manage to win a World Series during the Justin Verlander/Miguel Cabrera-led core.
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Degreed 2x 😎
Replying to @Shaggyx410
All this new media niggas suck and just copy what they see and it’s because… they don’t got no journalists degree!
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I’m joining @TheAthletic as their new Chargers beat writer. Today is my first day.
The coming months promise to be a defining stretch for the franchise, and @danielrpopper left some big shoes. Let’s get going.
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Cade Cavalli knew he needed to "figure something out for my career" while rehabbing in 2025.
Through his NeuX machine, improved nutrition and better monitoring of his workload, Cavalli is showing the promise the Nationals envisioned when they drafted him.
thebanner.com/sports/nationa…
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I'm starting a #Commanders podcast. The Tashan Reed Show will air live every Tuesday on Substack and be available on all streaming platforms. I'll provide in-depth news, analysis, game previews and recaps. The first episode will be tomorrow 🔗⤵️ substack.com/@tashanreed/not…
Is Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong the National League MVP FAVORITE? 🏆 #mlb #b... youtube.com/shorts/fxvz2fZ0P… via @YouTube
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I was always curious about how Nationals players choose their walk-up songs, and how they decide when to change it. I asked around and found out!
thebanner.com/sports/nationa…
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Getting mad at Pablo Torre for doing his job in a time when people constantly claim they want to see real journalism is definitely something.
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Our SC Featured - Defining Daiyan tells the story of Chargers LB Daiyan Henley
Henley’s life has always been complicated: conceived in prison, the son of a Crip, and now playing for a life-changing second NFL contract.
But after his father’s arrest and his brother’s killing, Henley called this “the hardest year of my life.”
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