Bob Klapisch is an MLB columnist for the Newark Star-Ledger. With a focus on local sports, particularly the New York Yankees, Bob's articles provide in-depth analysis, insider information, and commentary on the latest news and developments in the world of baseball. He is also a co-author of the New York Times bestseller "Inside the Empire."
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Bob Klapisch covers local sports, specifically baseball and the New York Yankees. His coverage heavily includes opinion editorials, event coverage, and announcements related to the sport.
Given his focus on a specific baseball team and its players, Bob would likely appreciate pitches that offer exclusive insights into behind-the-scenes developments within the Yankees organization or trade rumors involving their players. Additionally, he may be interested in expert opinions from individuals with insider knowledge of baseball operations or those who can provide unique perspectives on player performance and potential trades.
Bob's geographic focus is primarily local (United States, New Jersey), so any pitches should consider this regional context when providing story ideas or sources for potential interviews.
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The Yankees were one out away from taking Game 1 of the World Series. Then disaster struck.
By: Bklapisch, Bob Klapisch
Joe Girardi understands better than anyone the agonizing decisions that led to the Yankees' downfall in Game 1 of the World Series.
After an MVP-caliber regular season, Aaron Judge has plunged into a prolonged slump at the worst time.
By: Bob Klapisch
| Allow yourself a moment to consider the unthinkable: despite their promise of a roaring comeback in the World Series, faith in the home
| NEW YORK — You knew things were getting desperate in the Bronx Monday night when Derek Jeter was enlisted to throw out the first pitch.
The Yankees are on the brink of an embarrassing World Series sweep that no one saw coming.
NEW YORK — The Yankees made all the right promises about keeping this World Series alive. And while it was easy to dismiss the cocktail of platitudes after the disastrous Game 3 loss, wouldn't you know they were prophetic.
By: Bob Klapisch
| NEW YORK — The ninth-inning chant started in the upper deck as a faint drizzle, gathering strength until it turned into a monsoon.
NEW YORK — NEW YORK - It's going to be a long, brutal winter for the Yankees, who'll have to come to terms with a devastating collapse in Game 5 of the World Series.
By: Bob Klapisch
| NEW YORK — One by one the Yankees shared bro hugs and promised to stay in touch over the holidays before saying their goodbyes.
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