Justin Mears is a sports journalist who writes for Yardbarker, focusing on baseball. He covers a wide range of topics including player statistics, team histories, and rankings. With a passion for the sport, Justin provides insightful analysis and engaging content for baseball fans.
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Justin Mears primarily focuses on sports, particularly Major League Baseball (MLB). His coverage is heavily skewed towards investment analysis. Given this focus, he may be more responsive to pitches related to the financial aspects of MLB and baseball players.
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By: Justin Mears
In October, every pitch and every inning takes on significantly more importance, and the teams that can consistently execute and do the little things right will be the ones that advance.
By: Justin Mears
It's no secret that to win at baseball's highest level consistently, a team must be able to draft and develop its own talent.
By: Justin Mears
The MLB offseason is now in full swing, and if the hot stove is not fully burning quite yet, it's undoubtedly simmering.
Also - why David Peterson is one of the most critical Mets going into 2025
By: Justin Mears
With the offseason now in full swing, it's getting to the part of the calendar where we can start to daydream about spring training and the start of the 2025 MLB season.
By: Justin Mears
More than any other sport, baseball is big on history. The sport is unique in that, in so many ways, it can be an individual game wrapped inside of
By: Justin Mears
As is the case in any sport, the star players are the ones who sell the tickets, get the majority of the attention from the media — both good and bad — and receive the glory when their team has success.
And a look at some winter league highlights while recapping a busy weekend full of rumors
Also, the Mets brought Sean Manaea back, plus news from the weekend
There are important intangibles José Iglesias could bring to the Mets roster again
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