Bryce Miller is a journalist who primarily focuses on local news in the San Diego area. He has written for various publications including The San Diego Union-Tribune, Statesville Record & Landmark, The Bismarck Tribune, and Tulsa World Media Company. Bryce covers a wide range of topics including sports, community events, and local politics.
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San Diego, California, United States (Local)
Bryce Miller primarily covers local sports events in San Diego, with a particular emphasis on college football and baseball. His focus also includes providing expert commentary on these events. If you are reaching out to Bryce, consider offering insights or interviews related to local sporting events, particularly those involving the University of San Diego or the Aztecs. Additionally, if you have expertise in college football or baseball as it relates to the San Diego area, your pitch may be well received by Bryce.
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By: Bryce Miller
'Unbelievable' stretch run delivers the type of history the 150th running of horse racing's crown jewel deserved
By: Bryce Miller
Junior slugger has developed a reputation for big hits and losing balls in campus canyon with big swing
By: Bryce Miller
Axelrod, who died Thursday at 77, brought special approach to brokering deals with Padres and others
By: Bryce Miller
Moves to pick up Dylan Cease, Luis Arraez, more while juggling key losses and payroll reduction has impressed
By: Bryce Miller
Yu Darvish shines, offense finds power as the Padres win for the eighth time in the last 11 games with the Rockies on deck
By: Bryce Miller
Majors become a proving ground in the battle between the history and names on Tour and pot-stirring LIV
By: Bryce Miller, Luis Castillo, George Kirby
Gunnar Henderson has served as Orioles leadoff hitter in every game this season, but he’s in the cleanup spot this afternoon against the Blue Jays. Jordan Westburg bats first for the first time in his major league career.
By: Bryce Miller
It's hard to imagine that one woman with a ponytail can completely transform a game and reshape the futures of thousands of women, but that's exactly what basketball comet Caitlin Clark has done.
SAN DIEGO -- The spiciest of the mud-slinging, back-stabbing, greed-soaked reality shows hits overdrive this week. It's not the Real Housewives.
By: Bryce Miller
Former Scripps Ranch High School, San Diego State golfer fights off questions, expectations, star-studded field to break through with nail-gnawing finish at Valhalla
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