Chris Landers is a Sports Editor at FanSided. He covers a wide range of sports topics, including baseball, football, and basketball, with a focus on competitive and professional sports. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as DraftKings Inc., NBC Olympics, and NBCLA.
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Chris Landers focuses heavily on event coverage and investment analysis within the sports industry, particularly baseball. Based on this, he is likely to be most interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news about player trades, signings or contract details.
Given his focus on investment analysis within the sports industry, Chris may also be receptive to insights from financial analysts who can provide expert commentary on the impact of player transactions and contracts on teams' financial positions.
If you have timely news about a high-profile baseball trade or free agency signing with potential implications for team performance or finances, it would likely align well with Chris's coverage interests.
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By: Chris Landers
Cignetti had lots of explaining to do after a blowout loss to Notre Dame, starting with his controversial punt decision in the fourth quarter.
Atlanta needs some rotation help after losing Max Fried, and target after target keeps passing Anthopoulos by.
Washington talked a whole lot of smack after its dramatic comeback win on Sunday. By Chris Landers
Toronto is trying to lock up its superstar to a long-term deal, but it's not looking good right now.
Netflix's live-sports debut was a disaster, and we appear headed for a repeat with the NFL on Christmas Day. By Chris Landers
The Buckeyes took out a whole lot of frustration in Saturday night's romp over the Vols.
By: Chris Landers
Brown basically closed the door on a potential Bregman return, while throwing Scott Boras squarely under the bus.
Kansas City's other most important player is nursing an injury, and the team better exercise caution.
If Chicago wants to upgrade its rotation this winter, there's really just one option left.
As the dust begins to settle from a historic transfer portal feeding frenzy, which signings will turn out to have the biggest impact?
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