Anthony Castrovince is a journalist who writes for Major League Baseball (MLB), 1330 WFIN, and Smart Business Network. His work has also appeared in BVM Sports, Porterville Recorder, and Winfield Daily Courier. Anthony's articles cover a range of topics related to baseball, including player profiles, team predictions, and industry news.
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By: Juan Toribio, Bryan Hoch, Anthony Castrovince
Assuming the voting results for the Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani and the Yankees’ Aaron Judge go as we expect them to go (hint: they will), this is only the seventh World Series to feature that season’s two MVPs. But as the Series shifts to the Bronx for Game 3 on Monday
If you win the World Series, you are known forever as a “World Series champion.” That makes everything better. Add it to any title, and it sounds more impressive. To be “Assistant to the Traveling Secretary” is one thing. To be “World Series Champion Assistant to the Traveling Secretary” is
By: Anthony Castrovince
It lasted nearly three weeks. It was played in four cities. It was a best-of-nine series that went … 10 games. Everything about the first Negro Leagues World Series -- played 100 years ago -- was ambitious, much like the leagues themselves.
By: Anthony Castrovince
NEW YORK – They crammed in crowded 4 and D trains, packed the Bronx’s sports bars and streamed through the Yankee Stadium gates, ready to lend their voices to the comeback cause. But it took all of three batters for those pinstripe-clad fans to be quieted, all of three batters
NEW YORK -- To win it all, the Dodgers had to give it all. Had to stare down an ugly early deficit. Had to empty their bullpen. Had to rally against Gerrit Cole and then against the Yankees' best relievers. Had to get a World Series-clinching save from starter Walker Buehler, of all people.
NEW YORK – He hobbled into this World Series with nothing to prove, really. Yes, of course, Freddie Freeman wanted that second ring after earning one with Atlanta in 2021. Yes, of course, he wanted to do his part to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers, who had swooped in and signed him when his “hometown” Braves found a different fit at first base in 2022.
Here are 7 Hot Takes for a sizzling offseason Anthony Castrovince This is the time of year when anything appears possible.
By: Anthony Castrovince
If you’re a baseball team with, say, a billion dollars laying around and are in the market for a 26-year-old selective slugger who is probably bound for the Hall of Fame, boy, have I got good news for you. But beyond Juan Soto, what are the strengths of this free
The Cy Young Award honors the best pitchers in each league, and the 2024 winners are being announced live on MLB Network right now. There are intriguing storylines in both races. The National League features two veteran aces -- Braves left-hander Chris Sale and the Phillies' Zack Wheeler -- who
During a season full of incredible individual achievements, the two best players in baseball are being crowned with the 2024 MVP Award, announced live on MLB Network right now.
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