John Sacco is a journalist based in Pennsylvania, with a focus on local news and sports. He writes for publications such as the Observer Reporter and Herald-Standard, and his work has also appeared in The McDowell News. John covers a range of topics, including harness racing, local events, and human interest stories.
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John Sacco's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly harness racing and high school athletics. His emphasis on announcements suggests he may be most responsive to pitches offering exclusive details about upcoming events or achievements within the Pittsburgh Pirates, baseball, and local teams in Pennsylvania and Washington.
Given his focus on storytelling around individual athletes or teams, consider pitching stories that highlight loyalty, belief, team spirit, and the human side of sports. Personal anecdotes or profiles of individuals involved in these topics might resonate well with him.
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Some of the richest racehorses in the world walked through the entrance to Amulet Equine Rehabilitation and Conditioning Center in Belle Vernon in the past five years.
This was a celebration of baseball in Pittsburgh. Just 21 months after winning what is the last division championship — 1992 — and nine years after the nasty Pittsburgh Drug Trials and potential loss of the franchise, baseball was alive.
By John Sacco For the Observer-Reporter newsroom@observer-reporter COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — The secret to Jim Leyland’s success as a big-league manager wasn’t what he knew about the game of baseball — that knowledge was obvious — but what he understands about people. He stayed present. He was involved. He was there every day for any of […]
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Never one to control or hide his emotions when talking about the efforts and contributions of his players and coaches, Jim Leyland cried tears of joy and appreciation here Sunday afternoon upon his induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Perry Cunningham changed the fortunes of Waynesburg University baseball in just three seasons, culminating with a postseason berth this past spring.
A week ago, Captain Albano had his way with the field in the second elimination of the Adios Pace and cruised to victory and the favorite's role this week.
My Girl EJ — a 2023 Breeders Crown champion as a 2-year-old filly pacer and TCI — the richest 2-year-old trotter ever last year- shined Saturday as mature and strong 3-year-olds.
To find success and win the Pony League World Series, the Mon Valley Pony All-Stars will need a total team effort, according to the coaching staff.
By: John Sacco
The McDowell County Master Gardeners and the staff of the McDowell County Public Library in Marion opened a propagation station on Tuesday.
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