Matt Ferenchick is a staff writer at Pinstripe Alley and Tar Heel Blog. He focuses on uncovering the quirky and humorous aspects of baseball history, while also covering major league and professional sports in the United States. His work has been featured in SB Nation, BVM Sports, NewsBreak, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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Matt Ferenchick's coverage is predominantly focused on sports, specifically college basketball and MLB with a significant emphasis on the New York Yankees. His articles primarily cover investment analysis, announcements, and event coverage related to these sports.
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By: Matt Ferenchick
The Rangers almost did the Yankees a solid. After losing on Friday night with yet another substandard offensive showing, the Yankees looked better on Saturday.
How’s the conference looking now that everyone has played a game?
Now, we can say the college football season is truly underway. While UNC and others got the party started in Week 0, this past weekend saw the rest
The season is now well and truly underway.
By: Matt Ferenchick
Your best source for quality New York Yankees news, rumors, analysis, stats and scores from the fan perspective.
Another day, another game not gained by the Yankees in the AL East.
By: Matt Ferenchick
The Yankees look for the series sweep. By: Matt Ferenchick
Filling in at second base, Volpe marked his recall with a big game. Coming into this game, a lot of eyes were on one particular player.
By: Matt Ferenchick
The Subway Series begins on the 25th anniversary of September 11th.
By: Matt Ferenchick
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Rodón and Cody Bellinger led the way in the first Subway Series matchup.
