John Trupin is a Deputy Managing Editor at Lookout Landing. He specializes in sports journalism with a focus on Major League Sports, competitive team sports, and the business of sports, bringing a comprehensive perspective to his coverage. John has been featured in Lookout Landing, MSN, Baseball Prospectus, and Yahoo Sports.
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Seattle, United States (Local)
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John Trupin's coverage mainly focuses on local sports, particularly baseball and the Seattle Mariners. He seems to be interested in investment analysis related to baseball as well. If you're reaching out to John, consider offering insights into baseball events, trades involving the Mariners or other MLB teams, and investment-related content within the context of Major League Baseball.
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Seattle’s series loss sets them back in a malaise once more.
By: John Trupin
Seattle will be without their superstar for at least a few weeks.
John Trupin The Seattle Mariners saw their four-year run of Vedder Cup dominance end last night, as the San Diego Padres blanked them 2-0
Knocked around and laid out.
John Trupin The Seattle Mariners are calling up top prospect SS/3B Colt Emerson, per multiple reports led by Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times.
Seattle gets some relief in relief.
By: Zach Gottschalk, John Trupin, Connor Donovan, Evan Wirasnik, Nick Vitalis, Eric Sanford, Kate Preusser, Anders Jorstad
The Lookout Landing writing staff discuss this week’s “piggyback” start with Bryce Miller and Luis Castillo, and what the M’s should do going forward.
The paws of the south reign once more in Seattle.
