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Bill Ladson's coverage focuses primarily on sports, especially baseball. He often delves into ongoing events and evolving stories within Major League Baseball (MLB), with an emphasis on player analysis and team developments. Considering this, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to insights into current MLB events, player profiles, team strategies or in-depth analyses of the game. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide unique perspectives on ongoing MLB-related stories, your pitch may resonate well with him.
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This story was excerpted from Sonja Chen’s Dodgers Beat newsletter, with Bill Ladson pinch-hitting for this edition. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- It was Christmas in July during the second game of a split doubleheader between the Braves and Mets on Wednesday night. The fans at Citi Field received an early stocking stuffer by watching a fascinating pitchers' duel between Atlanta’s Chris Sale and New York’s Christian Scott. When
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK – Mets right-hander Clay Holmes was hoping to pitch in a big league game on Sunday against the Marlins. It would have been his first since May 15, when he suffered a fractured right fibula against the Yankees. Instead, Holmes will have a rehab start for High-A Brooklyn
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK – It’s safe to say that Mets outfielder Tyrone Taylor has been in a power groove. During the month of July, Taylor had a slash line of .326/.420/.837 with six homers and 12 RBIs. On Saturday, the first day of August, the slug continued for Taylor in a
By: Bill Ladson
Cardinals continue youth movement with Deadline deals for prospects Share
By: Bill Ladson
Still a Cardinal after Deadline, Burleson rewards club with 3-HR game Share
By: Bill Ladson
Walker scratched before game with right knee inflammation
By: Bill Ladson
Rotation spot secured after Deadline, Dobbins sets about proving he belongs Share
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- Wednesday’s game between the Cardinals and Yankees got off to a wacky start at Yankee Stadium. First, there was the rain delay that lasted a little over an hour. Then, the right-field lights went out in the top and the bottom of the first inning, delaying the
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- Wednesday’s game between the Cardinals and Yankees got off to a wacky start at Yankee Stadium. First, there was the rain delay that lasted a little over an hour. Then, the right-field lights went out in the top and bottom of the first inning, delaying the game
