James Rapien is the publisher of Bengals On SI. He covers a range of topics related to sports, particularly focusing on team sports and professional sports, while also delving into sports marketing and the competitive landscape of sports business. Rapien has been featured in various publications, including The San Luis Obispo Tribune, The Kansas City Star, 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
Here's what it means for Murphy's future.
A key piece of the Reds rotation is set to return.
The Cincinnati Reds are closer to getting one of their best pitchers back in the rotation. After allowing just two runs on five hits in 4 1/3 innings on Satursday night, Nick Lodolo is set to return to the big leagues.
By: James Rapien
Burrow opened up about the Bengals' offseason moves earlier this week.
The Bengals made plenty of moves to bolster their team this offseason. From signing top free agents like Bryan Cook and Boye Mafe to sending the
By: James Rapien
A possible reunion?
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow remains good friends with former LSU teammate Clyde Edwards-Heliare. The duo worked out together over the weekend at Elite Training Academy in Louisiana.
By: James Rapien
Burrow is already bonding with defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence following last month's trade.
By: James Rapien
Joe Burrow and some of his star teammates have weighed in.
By: James Rapien
Here's the latest from a busy day at Paycor Stadium.
