Radio Producer/Content Manager/Creative Writer
Mark Sheldon is a radio producer, content manager, and creative writer. He specializes in local news and events, with a focus on sports and entertainment. Mark's articles cover a range of topics, including interviews with musicians, analysis of baseball games, and updates on player contracts and roster status.
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Mark Sheldon's coverage revolves around local sports events, particularly baseball with a touch of jazz and music events. Pitches directed to him should focus on providing insights into ongoing or upcoming local sports events, developments within the Reds organization, or stories related to jazz and music events in the United States.
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By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- Hunter Greene put a lot of time and sweat equity this past offseason and Spring Training into trying to make his slider a pitch that can take the Reds starter's game to the next level. On Wednesday evening during a 7-2 Cincinnati loss to Milwaukee at rainy Great
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- Thursday afternoon's scheduled series finale between the Reds and Brewers at Great American Ball Park was postponed because of rain. The game will be made up as part of a split doubleheader on Aug. 30. Cincinnati is not adjusting its rotation, but Thursday’s scheduled starter, Nick Martinez, is
CHICAGO -- Like a fast car that accelerates so quickly that the head bangs the headrest on the seat, Elly De La Cruz's offensive production has really picked up its pace this week. De La Cruz slugged a three-run home run in the five-run top of the third inning that
CHICAGO -- Like a fast car that accelerates so quickly that the head bangs the headrest on the seat, Elly De La Cruz's offensive production has really picked up its pace this week. De La Cruz slugged a three-run home run in the five-run top of the third inning that
CHICAGO -- It sure didn't look like Reds starter Nick Lodolo hadn't pitched in a big league game for 343 days. Long layoff or not -- struggling opponent or not -- an impressive Lodolo made his 2024 debut vs. the White Sox look easy on Saturday. During a 5-0 Reds
This story was excerpted from Mark Sheldon’s Reds Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Mark Sheldon
CHICAGO -- Even if it was against a rebuilding team like the White Sox, already grinding through what will be a long season, the Reds provided a glimpse of what magic can be made when their pitching and hitting are humming together in harmony. Cincinnati didn't just come away with
CHICAGO -- The Reds knew in the offseason that if they wanted to be a playoff-caliber team, their starting pitching had to be not just dependable, but needed the ability to dominate. That's why the front office went out and signed free agents Frankie Montas and Nick Martinez while also
This story was excerpted from Mark Sheldon’s Reds Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Mark Sheldon
CINCINNATI -- Reds players Hunter Greene, Will Benson and Bubba Thompson walked into the media center at Woodward Career Technical High School to spread the message about how important it was when Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier 77 years ago. But as the discussion with 15 Black baseball and
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