Jimmy Hascup is a Managing Producer, Pro/College Sports at NJ.com. He focuses on sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, while also covering arts and entertainment, including team sports and celebrity news. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Detroit Free Press, Yahoo Sports, and USA TODAY.
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Jimmy Hascup primarily covers local sports news pertaining to the New York area, focusing on baseball (specifically the Yankees and Mets) as well as NFL-related stories. His articles heavily feature expert commentary and announcements related to player transactions, team strategies, and performance analyses.
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Yankee Stadium vendors will be able to catch their breath during the remainder of their homestand that lasts until Thursday.
Longtime Philadelphia sports radio host Mike Missanelli was arrested Wednesday after a domestic incident at his house with his fianceé, according to NBC10 Philadelphia.
By: Jimmy Hascup
The Yankees are not publicly expressing any worry about David Bednar’s dip in velocity to start the season.
After spending 12 days on the Yankees’ roster, Cade Winquest’s MLB debut will most likely have to occur with a different team.
By: Jimmy Hascup
The ESPN airwaves will look a little different after this weekend.
By: Jimmy Hascup
Joe Buck’s rest-of-career wish looks a lot like the present.
The next wave of NFL stars is being unveiled Thursday night during Round 1 of the draft in Pittsburgh.
By: Jimmy Hascup
Despite a 10-21 start, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns will not make Mendoza the scapegoat.
Twenty-two years after going directly from high school to the NBA, J.R. Smith is a college graduate.
By: Jimmy Hascup
Sports broadcasters take pride in the games they cover.
