John Flanigan is a Freelance Editorial Producer at various outlets. He specializes in competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, with a focus on international sports leagues and major league team sports. John has been featured in Gang Green Nation, Yahoo Sports, and SNY.
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John Flanigan's coverage is exclusively focused on sports, particularly football, hockey, and baseball. He seems to be interested in announcements related to the New York Giants, New York Jets, New York Mets, New York Rangers, New York Knicks, and the UConn Huskies.
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By: John Flanigan
All seven members of the Giants' 2026 draft class have officially signed their rookie contracts.
It’s been a bit of an up-and-down start to the season for Mets prospect Ryan Clifford, but the lefty has been showing off his power over the past few weeks in Syracuse.
By: John Flanigan
After a tough year last season, Garrett Wilson is back healthy and ready to go to work in the Jets' new offense.
By: John Flanigan
It hasn’t been pretty of late, but the Mets continue to find a way.
It hasn’t been pretty of late, but the Mets continue to find a way.
By: John Flanigan
Looking to bring in a fresh bullpen arm prior to Saturday afternoon's game against the Marlins, the Mets decided to option right-hander Tobias Myers down to the minors.
By: John Flanigan
Isaiah Hartenstein would rather be playing against his former Knicks teammates in the NBA Finals, but with the Thunder now eliminated, all he can do is root for them.
By: John Flanigan
Two of the Mets' regulars will be in action in Triple-A this week as they continue working their way back from injury.
By: John Flanigan
The Mets' offense couldn't get much going, managing just two solo homers in a walk-off loss to the Seattle Mariners on Monday night.
By: John Flanigan
Mets lefty Sean Manaea was absolutely spectacular serving as the bulk reliever for the first time this season Monday, piecing together easily his best outing to this point.
