Dan Secatore is a managing editor at Over the Monster, a website covering the Boston Red Sox. With a background that includes writing for Barack Obama and The Infatuation, Dan brings his expertise in sports journalism to provide analysis, news, and links related to the Red Sox, including updates on player acquisitions, trade targets, and team payroll.
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Dan's coverage is heavily focused on baseball, particularly the Boston Red Sox and player-related news such as trade rumors and free agency. He also covers investment analysis related to baseball.
Given Dan’s focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights into potential player trades or signings for the Boston Red Sox. Additionally, he may appreciate perspectives on investment opportunities within the realm of baseball and sports in general.
Sources that can provide insider knowledge about player negotiations, team strategies, or who possess expertise in sports investments are likely to capture Dan's attention. Keep in mind that his articles do not specify a geographic focus but concentrate on specific teams and players within Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Dan Secatore
Don’t feel bad if you don’t know the name Zack Scott. From 2004 through the end of 2020, he worked on the baseball ops side of the Red Sox front office, though never in a particularly public-facing role. In December 2020, he jumped ship to the New York Mets to work under newly-hired GM Jared Porter, who himself had worked for the Red Sox from 2004 through 2013, and then with the Cubs under Theo Epstein.
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By: Otm Crew, Ll Bean, Fitzy Mo Pena, Tony Gwynn, Chris Berman
This week, an auction house put a number of items of Red Sox memorabilia owned by the late Larry Lucchino up for bid. Some of them are expensive and amazing (as in, this actual World Series trophy, which went for $61,000). Some of them are... something else.
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By: Dan Secatore
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By: Dan Secatore
That’s according to the new "We Tried" tracker from FanGraphs.
Photo by Danielle Parhizkaran/The Boston Globe via Getty Images
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According to cWPA, anyway...
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By: Matthew Gross, Bryan Joiner, Dan Secatore
The Over The Monster team helps you find some presents for the Red Sox fan in your life.
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By: Dan Secatore
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By: Dan Secatore
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