John Stolnis is a writer at various outlets including Billy Penn, The Good Phight, and Bleeding Green Nation. He focuses on sports, particularly the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies, while also covering competitive sports and sports business. John is featured in Knowledia, SB Nation, Green Nation, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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John Stolnis's articles primarily focus on local sports, particularly baseball and football in Philadelphia. His coverage heavily leans toward event coverage related to the Philadelphia Eagles and Phillies. He also delves into topics like player performance, team strategies, Hall of Fame prospects, and trade possibilities.
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Bryce Harper is just one of the Phillies disaplaying a newfound patience at the plate.
The Dodgers are a bit of a mess right now!
Sometimes we get so focused on our own bubble we don't pay attention to the outside world. That can cause us to lose perspective and not see the forest for the trees.
What would the Eagles season have looked like last year if Brown had played like this?
What would the Eagles season have looked like last year if Brown had played like this?
Allegations of wrongdoing by the owner of baseball’s richest team could spell trouble for the quest for a salary cap.
Can the Phillies move Turner down in the lineup?
That was Trea Turner's career slash line prior to joining the Phillies ahead of the 2023 season. A .302 career batting average.
Jihaad Campbell is one of a number of interesting questions heading into the regular season.
Edmundo Sosa and more late inning magic from the Phillies out west!
