David Singh is a Senior Writer for Sportsnet, focusing on national sports coverage in Canada. With a passion for baseball and combat sports, David provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest news, trades, and signings in the world of sports. His work has also been featured in The Conversation Australia + NZ, showcasing his expertise and knowledge in the field.
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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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BUFFALO, N.Y. — Alek Manoah approached Saturday's rehab start in triple-A Buffalo with a clear goal: Attack the strike zone.
By: David Singh
TORONTO — Monday marked Jackie Robinson Day across MLB and to commemorate the occasion during batting practice, the Toronto Blue Jays sported black T-shirts adorned with the words, "Breaking Barriers."
Video is unavailable. TORONTO — Edwin Encarnacion is standing by himself along the first-base line as batting practice unfolds during a recent afternoon at Rogers Centre.
Friday was a day circled on the calendar by many Blue Jays fans. It marked the first time Shohei Ohtani would play in Toronto since the Blue Jays' ill-fated pursuit of the two-way star. David Singh takes you through the day from start to finish.
TORONTO — It's 4:23 p.m. ET on what is unofficially Shohei Ohtani Day at Rogers Centre and the man himself is entrenched in his routine. Wearing a black bandana, a blue hoodie and matching shorts, the Los Angeles Dodgers superstar is sitting on a stool in the batting tunnel just outside the visitors' locker room. Ohtani is intently watching some of his teammates take their swings but he's not planning to get any cuts of his own right now, evidenced by the flip-flops on his feet. After a few minutes and some conversation with other Dodgers hitters, Ohtani gets up...
Betts was a fresh-faced 20-year-old when he played for Febles, who managed the Boston Red Sox single-A affiliate Greenville Drive. Even to this day, the educational exchanges between the two don't stop.
By: David Singh
Injuries have led to Paxton struggling with inconsistency on the mound and, on the whole, it’s been a series of trials for the 35-year-old as he attempts to push the boulder back up the slope. But that hasn't stopped the Canadian lefty.
By: David Singh
When Justin Turner broke his left wrist in 2018, he didn't know it would actually end up extending his career. David Singh tells us what happened next.
The Blue Jays placed starter Yariel Rodriguez on the 15-day injured list with thoracic spine inflammation on Tuesday. It's a roster move that creates intriguing questions for the club and also intensifies the spotlight on right-hander Alek Manaoh, who dominated in his latest triple-A outing. There are a few moving pieces here and plenty to consider, so let's dive right in.
The Blue Jays' offence desperately needs hitters to step up and while Wednesday's double on four at-bats was a step in the right direction for Daniel Vogelbach, can he build on that in the days ahead?
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