John Perrotto is a seasoned sports commentator and columnist with a wide range of experience in the field. With a focus on national sports coverage, John's work has been featured in numerous prominent publications and platforms, showcasing his expertise in baseball and other sports topics.
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John Perrotto's coverage is primarily focused on sports, especially baseball, with specific attention to the Pittsburgh Pirates. His articles seem to revolve around game analysis and player performance updates.
If you're involved in baseball or have insights into the Pittsburgh Pirates' players, coaches, or management, his focus suggests that providing detailed statistics and performance analyses would be valuable for your outreach. Additionally, if you can offer insider perspectives on evolving stories within these teams or provide unique angles related to their strategies and performances during games or seasons, it could also be of interest to him.
Given John's lack of specified geographic focus but his clear emphasis on local teams such as the Pittsburgh Pirates and broader topics like baseball managers and players across different locations may indicate a general openness to national-level news about similar themes in other regions.
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By: John Perrotto
This is the third in a series of columns breaking down Pittsburgh Baseball Now‘s takeaways from a nother Pirates' season gone by.
The Pittsburgh Pirates make one bad decision after another. It is a never-ending cycle that stretches back more than three decades.
Luis Tiant, who won 229 games in his 19-year career and spent one season with the Pittsburgh Pirates, has died. He was 83.
Cleveland Guardians pitcher Alex Cobb throws during a simulated game in a baseball workout Thursday, ... [+] Oct. 3, 2024, in preparation for the American League Division Series, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
By: John Perrotto
Ben Cherington thinks the Pittsburgh Pirates are in a better place than when he was hired, and he is right.
George Pickens, the Pittsburgh Steelers top wide receiver, played a season-low 59% of the offensive snaps in last week's loss to the Dallas Cowboys.
By: John Perrotto
The Pittsburgh Pirates admitted at the start of spring training that there was no blueprint to follow when it came to developing Paul Skenes this past season.
Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes believes a new back strengthening program will keep him healthier in 2025.
By: John Perrotto
Pittsburgh Pirates fans became increasingly frustrated with Ke'Bryan Hayes this past season.
By: John Perrotto
It is always fun when the Pittsburgh Pirates honor their 1979 team, the last one to win a World Series for the franchise.
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