Joe Pantorno is the Sports Editor at amNewYork. He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly focusing on baseball and the MLB, with a keen interest in the New York Yankees and World Series events. Joe's work has been featured in various publications, including Courier Life Publications, Inc., Metro US, and Bronx Times.
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Joe Pantorno's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly the New York area teams such as the Giants, Jets, Mets, and Islanders. He also covers evolving stories related to these teams and their players.
If you have insights or announcements about events involving these specific New York-based sports teams or individual players, Joe would likely be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, given his focus on event coverage and evolving stories around these local sports teams, providing unique angles or insider perspectives could make your pitch more appealing to him.
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The Brooklyn Nets are reuniting with guar D'Angelo Russell after completing a trade with the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday for a package headlined by forward
By: Joe Pantorno
The New York Giants' dubious 10-game losing streak and their stronghold for the No. 1 pick at the 2025 NFL Draft ended on Sunday with a 45-33 victory over the
If this is how Aaron Rodgers performs against the big boys of the AFC, consider his time with the New York Jets over.
The Mets' run to the NLCS was a Cinderella story of sorts. Now, it feels like the bare minimum.
By: Joe Pantorno
Karl-Anthony Towns has been nothing short of a superstar in his first 10 weeks with the New York Knicks.
By: Joe Pantorno
Aaron Rodgers had remained adamant that if he was going to play football next season, he wanted it to be as a member of the New York Jets.
By: Joe Pantorno
The calendar has flipped to January, and Roki Sasaki is approximately two weeks away from deciding which team he will sign up for to complete his jump from
By: Joe Pantorno
The Eagles are doing something that most Philadelphians would never consider doing to a New York sports fan: practicing mercy by resting Saquon Barkley
New York Giants defensive lineman Dexter Lawrence was named to his third consecutive NFL Pro Bowl, which was announced by the league on Thursday.
New Yankees first baseman Paul Goldschmidt would be the first person to admit that he had the worst season of an otherwise impressive career in 2024 with the
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