Adam Gretz is a freelance writer based in Pittsburgh. He covers a wide range of sports including the NHL, NFL, MLB, and NBA, with a particular passion for baseball as he aims to visit every MLB ballpark. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NewsBreak, The New York Times, and The Athletic.
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Adam Gretz predominantly covers sports, particularly hockey and the NFL. His focus on event coverage and evolving stories indicates a preference for timely insights related to ongoing games, player performances, or team strategies.
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It has been so long since the Pittsburgh Pirates have given their fans (and the media covering them) a competitive baseball team that I am not sure anybody quite knows what to do with it.
By: Adam Gretz
As legalized sports gambling continues to grow, it is inevitable that issues are going to keep happening with the teams, players and personnel involved in the leagues.
The first two rounds of The Open Championship have been something of a good news/bad news situation for Bryson DeChambeau. Let's start with the good news.
By: Adam Gretz
Major League Baseball made the decision to start restricting how iPads can be used in dugouts during games , limiting the "custom" tab that teams had at their disposal.
There was some question as to whether or not Bryson DeChambeau would play the weekend at the Open Championship even though he made the cut and
NFL players have seen what their stadiums look like with natural grass fields, and they want that for themselves.
The Chicago Blackhawks made their most significant (and important) move of the offseason on Saturday when they signed restricted free agent forward Connor Bedard to a five-year, $75 million contract.
By: Adam Gretz
The 2026 FIFA World Cup continued on Saturday with the penultimate game of the tournament. It was there that England took the third-place game with a wild and chaotic 6-4 win over France.
Running back Cam Skattebo probably gave New York Giants fans, as well as new head coach John Harbaugh, a little bit of scare this weekend when he was seen botching a backflip on his surgically repaired right ankle.
Kylian Mbappe and France may not have had the 2026 FIFA World Cup finish that they wanted (fourth place), but it was still an historic individual performance for the French star.
