Justin Tasch is a Senior Digital Sports Editor at the New York Post. With a focus on competitive sports, professional sports, and sports broadcasting, he covers a wide range of topics including individual and team sports. Justin's work has been featured in various outlets such as The Mercury Newspaper, News.com.au, and Yahoo Sports.
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Justin Tasch's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football, NFL, and basketball. His emphasis lies in evolving stories and breaking news within the sports world. To effectively reach out to him, consider pitching timely insights into ongoing developments or breaking news within the mentioned sports leagues or events.
Given his focus on national (United States) as well as New York City-specific content, he may be interested in stories related to local teams such as the New York Giants or Jets for football, the Knicks for basketball and both Yankees and Mets for baseball.
It's important to note that due to his heavy focus on breaking news and evolving stories within specific sporting events or leagues, pitches should reflect an understanding of this niche area of interest.
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By: Justin Tasch
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Duane Ward, one of the best relief pitchers in Blue Jays history who helped them win back-to-back
By: Justin Tasch
Fox, who had never recorded a top-10 finish at a major, shot 2-under 68 in the final round.
By: Justin Tasch
Fans and members of the media have been trapped in a nightmarish scenario trying to enter MetLife Stadium for the World Cup final.
By: Justin Tasch
Carlos Beltran revealed on Monday that he spoke with members of the Mets organization about being their manager again after the firing of Carlos Mendoza.
By: Justin Tasch
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Karl Ravech had “no idea” what was coming.
By: Justin Tasch
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Claims about the WNBA 3-point contest have caused quite the stir.
Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy's wife was shot Sunday night and has been hospitalized,
Ryan Clark's firing as part of ESPN's layoffs has created an opportunity for someone else to get more airtime.
By: Justin Tasch
Switch between CA and NY editions here. It appears the U.S. has won Mauricio Pochettino over.
By: Justin Tasch
The WNBA suspended Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton for five home games and fined her an undisclosed amount, multiple reports said Thursday, after an exchange with two teenage girls in which Keaton allegedly called them “f–king insane” over their stance on trans athletes competing in women's sports, leaving one of the girls in tears.
