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David Adler predominantly covers sports, particularly baseball and MLB. His articles often include event coverage, legal policy regulation, and press releases related to the sports industry. If you're looking to reach out effectively, consider pitching stories that provide insight into upcoming events, potential player movements within the league or expert analysis on legal aspects impacting the sports industry.
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By: David Adler
For years, brands have asked Influencer Marketing to justify its role beyond reach and awareness. Yehuda Neuman argues that most brands are still not measuring that shift rigorously enough. And a recent announcement from Google just added a new variable to an already unsolved equation. Yehuda has watched influence move through formats most marketers no […]
By: David Adler
Amid the pageantry of flags, fireworks and parades on July 4, which will mark Americans' celebration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of our
By: David Adler
Donald Trump's misbegotten war in Iran reflects the worst aspects of his presidency. In defiance of reason, law and the Constitution, President
By: David Adler
Donald Trump’s misbegotten war in Iran reflects the worst aspects of his presidency. In defiance of reason, law and the Constitution, President Trump plunged the United States into a war
Something obviously clicked for Logan Webb in June. Not only did Webb lead the Majors with a 0.71 ERA last month, he went at least seven innings in all five of his starts. Workhorse Webb re-emerged for the Giants in full force. What did the trick? Well, that's the fun
The delightful experience last week of delivering a series of lectures on the American Revolution and the Declaration of Independence, in Massachusetts, including a session on the North Bridge, where
Three hundred home runs is just the start for Shohei Ohtani. So what's the finish? Even if you're not thinking about the fact that he also pitches, Ohtani reaching the 300-homer milestone is impressive enough on its own. He just turned 32 years old, he's only in his ninth MLB
By: David Adler
The delightful experience last week of delivering a series of lectures on the American Revolution and the Declaration of Independence, in Massachusetts, including a session on the North Bridge, where the first shots were fired — “the shot heard ‘round the world” — in defense of Concord, in what was referred to as “The Cause,” deepened beyond measure my appreciation for the vision, ideals, ingenuity and courage of those who risked their lives to declare independence and create, eventually, a new nation. The aspirations of the colonists — the idea of America — have inspired generations to pursue what the Preamble of the Constitution states as our primary goal: “To create a more perfect Union.” The celebration of the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding invites the citizenry’s exploration of the foundation stones of the revolution that changed the world.
By: David Adler
The master craftsman changed his tools. Juan Soto, in his neverending quest for hitting perfection, started swinging new lumber this season. Soto has spent nearly a decade in the big leagues establishing himself as one of the greatest hitters of his generation. Over that time -- although he cycled through
By: David Adler
Tarik Skubal is the Very Big Obvious No. 1 starting pitcher on the trade market. But there are plenty of other good starters out there, with a wide variety of skill sets. If you're a contender on the hunt for pitching in the final weeks before the Aug. 3 Trade
