David Singh is a Senior Writer at Sportsnet. With over a decade of experience in journalism, he focuses on sports, sports business, and competitive sports, particularly team sports. His work has been featured in Sportsnet, BVM Sports, The Conversation Australia + NZ, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, and Wiley.
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David Singh's coverage focuses primarily on baseball, particularly the Major League Baseball (MLB) and its associated events such as free agency, trades, and player signings. He also covers specific teams like the Blue Jays.
If you have exclusive insights or breaking news related to MLB free agency, player trades or signings, David might be interested in your pitch. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on how these events will impact specific teams or the league as a whole, it could catch his attention.
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TORONTO — Jose Bautista brought a heavy dose of emotion to the field during his playing days and the same is true of current Toronto Blue Jays ' star Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
By: David Singh
In the early going Friday, Trey Yesavage looked like he was back to himself, retiring 15 of 16 hitters after allowing a first-inning homer.
By: David Singh
The failed Blue Jays' comeback in the sixth inning was an example of Cristopher Sanchez's dominance, but also put a magnifying glass on key members of Toronto's lineup who simply aren't clicking right now.
It took just one pitch for Alejandro Kirk to impact the game in his return to the Blue Jays' lineup.
TORONTO — Gerrit Cole couldn't help but grin when he heard the question.
TORONTO — Ben Rice unleashed on a down-and-in, full-count slider from Braydon Fisher and then stood and watched the ball sail into the right-field stands.
Dylan Cease's eccentric personality is different than what you'll typically encounter in a big-league clubhouse. But perhaps no interest influences the Blue Jays starter more than yoga.David Singh explains how Cease uses yoga to unlock his best on the mound.
CHICAGO — Kevin Gausman walked Pete Crow-Armstrong on four pitches to begin his outing on Friday and things immediately went downhill for the Toronto Blue Jays
For a few minutes in the eighth inning at Wrigley Field on Saturday, the Blue Jays took control of the historic ballpark.
Sunday's postponed game has a strong upside for the Blue Jays. Now, instead of navigating a tricky string of 16 games in 16 days, the team can take a breath, David Singh writes.
