Bridget Hyland is a sports journalist for NJ Advance Media, focusing on local sports in New York, New York. With a background in journalism from the Philadelphia Inquirer and as a Villanova alum, Bridget brings a passion for sports reporting and covers a range of topics, including baseball, football, and basketball.
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Bridget Hyland's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports, particularly focusing on baseball with an emphasis on the New York area. She is likely to respond well to pitches that involve exclusive interviews or commentary from insiders within the Mets and Yankees organizations as well as other local teams in New York.
Pitching stories related to coaching changes, free agency updates, and player performances for both the Mets and Yankees would align with Bridget’s focus. Additionally, offering insights into relevant NFL news pertaining to New York-based teams may also be of interest.
Given her concentration on expert commentary and announcements, providing unique perspectives or insider knowledge related to upcoming decisions regarding players or coaches could increase the chances of engagement with Bridget.
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By: Bridget Hyland, Bhyland
The former New York Yankees pitcher is a free agent.
By: Bridget Hyland
Add this to the list of Jason Kelce's honors. The Philadelphia Eagles center is featured in People's “Sexiest Man Alive” issue as one of the finalists for 2023.
Giants starting quarterback Daniel Jones tore his ACL on Sunday.
By: Bhyland, Bridget Hyland
The Mets left-hander underwent surgery.
By: Bhyland, Bridget Hyland
The former Yankees coach praised Brian Cashman amid criticism of the general manager.
By: Bridget Hyland
Will the Yankees go after one of the best third basemen in Major League Baseball?
By: Bhyland, Bridget Hyland
The non-tender deadline is Nov. 17.
The Padres interviewed a managerial candidate on Wednesday.
By: Bhyland, Bridget Hyland
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman responded to critics during his media availability on Tuesday.
| Legendary Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez has some advice for the club: keep Pete Alonso around.
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