Matt Pepin is a Sports Editor at Boston Globe Media. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on both team and individual sports, as well as the intersection of competitive sports and education, including e-learning and online education. Matt's work has been featured in prominent publications such as New England Ski Journal, Boston.com, and The Boston Globe.
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Matt Pepin's coverage heavily focuses on local sports events, particularly football and Boston-based teams such as the New England Patriots, Boston Celtics, and the Boston Red Sox. As a result, he would be most responsive to pitches related to these specific teams and their games.
Given his focus on live event updates, Matt may welcome real-time information about upcoming games or exclusive player interviews that provide unique insights into the local sports scene. Additionally, offering behind-the-scenes stories or human-interest pieces related to athletes from these local teams could also pique his interest.
Since Matt’s geographic focus is primarily local (United States - Massachusetts - Boston), any outreach should emphasize its relevance to this specific area in order to resonate with his coverage preferences.
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After this weekend, the Fleet are the best chance to bring glory to Boston sports now.
By: Matt Pepin
Two Boston Globe sports reporters finished first in their categories in the annual Associated Press Sports Editors' sports journalism contest , the organization announced recently.
By: Matt Pepin
A day after a tough loss in which righthander Brayan Bello delivered his best performance of the season , the Red Sox are up against a rising star in Cleveland on Saturday.
By: Matt Pepin
Four New England high school journalists are the 2026 winners in the revamped Will McDonough Writing Contest.
Can the Red Sox win two in a row at home for the first time since April?
By: Matt Pepin
The third World Cup game to be hosted in Massachusetts this year kicks off Friday night with Scotland and Morocco facing off at 6 p.m.
The Red Sox have a chance to clinch this four-game series against the Yankees with a game to spare on Saturday.
The Red Sox begin their next series on Monday on a real hot streak.
The Red Sox have a chance to complete their third consecutive three-game sweep on Sunday.
New England is on the road to face Columbus in the second matchup of the teams this season.
