Corey Seidman is a writer and reporter at NBC Sports Philadelphia. He specializes in covering team sports, with a focus on competitive sports and sports marketing. Corey has been featured in various outlets, including NBC Sports, NBC10 Philadelphia, Yahoo Sports, and Sports Illustrated.
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Corey Seidman's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically baseball news related to the Philadelphia Phillies and Major League Baseball. His articles highlight event coverage, announcements, evolving stories, and investment analysis within the realm of baseball.
Pitching localized stories about the Philadelphia Phillies or other local teams in Pennsylvania would likely resonate well with Corey. Additionally, offering insights into player trades and acquisitions within Major League Baseball could capture his attention.
As Corey predominantly covers sports with a strong emphasis on baseball-related topics such as MLB offseason dealings, free agency moves, and team-specific updates like start times for games or contract negotiations involving players from the Phillies.
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Andrew Painter authored one of the most impressive rookie starting pitching debuts the Phillies have ever had on Tuesday night, as much for the
There was a lot of good and plenty of bad in an opening Phillies homestand that ended with them going 3-3 thanks to an important and hopefully igniting win on Wednesday afternoon.
There was a lot of room for optimism and some for concern in the Phillies' 3-3 opening homestand. First, let's take a look at the good news.
The Phillies have a segmented schedule in the month of April with a week at home, a week on the road, a little over a week back at a home, another week on the road.
It counted the same as any other win, but Friday's 10-1 blowout at Coors Field was one the Phillies needed on multiple levels. Preserving the closer
By: Corey Seidman
It hasn’t just been a bad month or bad stretch for the Phillies — a years-long series of miscues and incorrect evaluations by the front office might get everyone fired.
By: Corey Seidman
It would be easy to pin the Phillies' recent success to Don Mattingly, but there have been three other primary pillars of their turnaround.
By: Corey Seidman
With the Phillies continuing to receive little production from their four right-handed everyday players, here are a half-dozen trade candidates who could help prevent another wasted season.
By: Corey Seidman
The Phillies are finally making up ground on the Braves, who are showing some signs of susceptibility as the regular season approaches its midpoint.
By: Corey Seidman
The Phillies reached July trailing the Braves by just 2½ games, their smallest deficit since April 14. Can they catch them? It's among our biggest questions
