Manuel Gomez is a journalist with a focus on local sports and entertainment news. He writes for NJ Cannabis Insider and his work has been featured in various publications such as MLive, Murray Ledger & Times, JG, Sun Sentinel Media Group, and Calhoun Times. Manuel's articles cover a range of topics including interviews with athletes, analysis of team performances, and commentary on current events in the sports world.
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Manuel Gomez's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly football and baseball, with a strong emphasis on local teams such as the Giants, Yankees, Mets, and NFL. His articles often include expert commentary and announcements related to player movements or team strategies.
Given his local geographic focus in New Jersey and interest in regional sports teams like the Mets and Yankees, he may be more interested in pitches related to developments involving these local teams. Pitches highlighting insider perspectives on players' performances or insights from coaches within these specific franchises could be of particular interest.
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By: Manuel-Gomez, Manuel Gómez
NEW YORK — Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman could barely walk in the NL Championship Series against the Mets . Yet, somehow, in the World Series against the Yankees , he's turned into the guy who won an MVP award in 2020.
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By: Manuel Gómez, Manuel-Gomez
| NEW YORK — The Yankees have been lifeless through four games against the Dodgers in the World Series. So a couple of fans decided to take matters into their own hands — and failed miserably.
By: Manuel-Gomez, Manuel Gómez
| NEW YORK — At least one of the Yankees fans who wrestled Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts for a foul ball in the first inning of Game 4 of the World Series has been identified.
By: Manuel Gómez, Manuel-Gomez
NEW YORK — It's not often the Yankees can lean on the Mets for anything. The former has served as something of a big brother figure for the latter in New York, enjoying most of the spoils while also bragging about it.
By: Manuel Gómez, Manuel-Gomez
NEW YORK — Even though the Dodgers have a commanding 3-1 lead over the Yankees in the World Series, they've missed plenty of opportunities to pile on runs.
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| NEW YORK — For a moment, it sounded like Knicks play-by-play man Mike Breen was announcing a three-pointer.
By: Manuel Gómez, Manuel-Gomez
NEW YORK — The Dodgers were just as stunned as the 49,263 fans who attended Game 5 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium.
By: Manuel Gómez, Manuel-Gomez
NEW YORK — Yankees right fielder Juan Soto sat alone in the dugout as the Dodgers charged the field, celebrating their second World Series title in five years.
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