James Rapien is a Publisher and Reporter at various media outlets. He specializes in covering sports, with a particular focus on the NFL, competitive sports, and the business of sports. His insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The San Luis Obispo Tribune, The Bellingham Herald, and Sports Illustrated.
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James Rapien's coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage and breaking news in the sports domain, particularly around Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals. He seems to prioritize providing up-to-the-minute updates on sporting events, team announcements, and player performances.
Given his focus on local teams such as the Cincinnati Reds and Bengals, he would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews or insights about these specific teams or key players. Additionally, given his emphasis on event coverage and breaking news within sports, he may respond well to sources who can provide timely commentary on developments surrounding these teams or individual athletes.
Since James' geographic focus is primarily U.S.-based with a particular emphasis on Ohio and Cincinnati teams like the Bengals and Reds, relevant pitches should consider this localized perspective when offering insights or interview opportunities.
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By: James Rapien
The Bengals are 7-8 this season.
By: James Rapien
The Bengals have to beat the Broncos on Saturday to keep their playoff hopes alive.
By: James Rapien
Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. (fibula) will play on Saturday against the Broncos. Brown has been battling the injury for months, but will return for a must-win game against Denver.
By: James Rapien
Burrow has already broken multiple Bengals records this season.
By: James Rapien
The Bengals might be 7-8 this season, but Joe Burrow is playing arguably the best ball of his career.
By: James Rapien
Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins continues to improve and is expected to play on Saturday against the Broncos according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Higgins hurt his ankle in Cincinnati's Week 16 win over Cleveland.
By: James Rapien
Some positive injury news for the Bengals.
By: James Rapien
The Bengals could face Deshaun Watson multiple times over the next two seasons.
A bummer for the Reds...
The Reds were reportedly interested in signing veteran outfielder Teoscar Hernandez this offseason. The veteran is returning to Los Angeles. The Dodgers are signing Hernandez to a three-year, $66 million contract according to ESPN's Jeff Passan.
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