Matt Monagan is an editor and reporter specializing in Major League Baseball (MLB) and sports news. With a focus on multinational coverage, Matt's articles explore the unique stories and cultural phenomena within the world of baseball, including player profiles, historical moments, and the intersection of sports and pop culture. His work can be found on MLB platforms and BVM Sports.
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Matt's articles mainly revolve around event coverage and evolving stories in the field of sports, with a strong focus on baseball. His pieces often dive into unique or lesser-known aspects of the sport and its players, making them intriguing for readers.
Matt would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights or behind-the-scenes stories about baseball events, players, or teams. Personal anecdotes related to significant moments in baseball history could also catch his attention.
Given Matt's regular coverage of specific events and player-related content within Major League Baseball (MLB), he may be receptive to interviews with former players, coaches, or individuals closely associated with key historical moments in the sport.
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When pitching against Texas A&M can turn into a nightmare
A trip inside baseball's knuckleball factory Matt Monagan Like the pitch, the knuckleball factory is mysterious. Fleeting, hard to track down.
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If you were a Black baseball fan living in Birmingham, Ala., in 1948, the place to be was Rickwood Field. The Birmingham Black Barons were in the midst of a fantastic year – well on their way to playing in what would be the final Negro World Series. Artie Wilson,
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By: Matt Monagan
"I think I already know what video this is," James Wood said, smiling. "Hey, look, you sent me that text -- I couldn't open the video," Andy Partin, Wood's high school travel baseball coach, said over the phone. "Was it the one where he hit that high fastball?" Before James
There have been some strange trades throughout baseball history. Starting pitchers traded for catfish. Centerfielders dealt for rent. Johnny Jones acquired for a 25-pound live turkey. But there's one that sticks out for how incredibly bizarre it is. You'll look at it again and again and try to find some
You hear it every few minutes on the radio while driving around the streets of Fairbanks. Like the sun, it's hard to escape in this part of Alaska.
Players' Weekend returning to Major League Baseball in 2024
If you didn't know Anthony Ramos was an accomplished actor who's starred in “Hamilton,” “In the Heights” and, most recently, “Twisters,” you'd think you were chatting with a huge baseball fan who could hold his own hosting a New York talk radio show every week.
Hot Take: Bill Nye says Nats will win 2026 World Series And he'd also like to be consulted on any future stadium rebuilds Matt Monagan
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