James Kratch is a journalist and writer based in New York City. He has a focus on local news, particularly in the sports realm, and has written for publications such as Elite Sports NY, NJ Cannabis Insider, and MLive. James is known for his engaging and sometimes controversial articles that cover a range of topics from sports commentary to pop culture.
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James Kratch's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly football and baseball, with a significant focus on the New York City area. He also covers entertainment news related to figures such as Taylor Swift. When reaching out to him, consider providing expert commentary or announcements related to local sports events, developments in the New York City sports scene, or insights into prominent figures like Taylor Swift that have relevance to his areas of interest. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide unique insider perspectives on relevant events happening in New York City's sports and entertainment scenes, your pitch is more likely to catch his attention.
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By: James Kratch
WFAN legend Mike Francesa has some thoughts about how cable news handled the first Republican primary debate.
Legendary NBC New York sports anchor Bruce Beck was reportedly robbed outside of Rockefeller Center by a thief.
By: James Kratch
A backyard professional wrestling match in Rhode Island went horribly -- and gloriously -- wrong in epic fashion.
We are witnessing the demise of sport, according to The Post’s Phil Mushnick. And Giancarlo Stanton is partly to blame.
By: James Kratch
New York Yankees left-hander Carlos Rodon had a horrific outing on Friday night against the Kansas City Royals.
The New York Yankees are sending out signals they are preparedt to pin their disappointing 2023 season on failed analytics.
Taylor Swift has had an audience with the big guy. WFAN legend Mike Francesa once took his daughter backstage to meet Swift.
By: James Kratch
WFAN has not exactly showered itself in glory since Craig Carton’s exit necessitated lineup changes. But the ratings are still rolling in.
By: James Kratch
Sunday is the 67th anniversary of Don Larsen’s perfect game in the World Series. FOCO is commemorating it with a new bobblehead.
Flag football makes 2028 Olympics: Will NFL players compete? first appeared on Elite Sports NY, the Voice, the Pulse of New York City sports.
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