Matthew Ritchie is a Contributor at various prominent publications. His writing focuses on sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of marketing and advertising, with particular attention to advertising technology and programmatic advertising. He has been featured in outlets such as Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, NPR, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- The Mets needed a break, badly, after a pair of demoralizing losses in Wednesday’s doubleheader against the Cubs dropped them to 12 games under .500, nine games behind the final National League Wild Card spot, and pushed their losing streak to five games. It looked like they
NEW YORK -- Following the Mets’ mistake-filled doubleheader sweep to the Cubs on Wednesday, the club made a trade on Thursday to send left-hander David Peterson \-\- the longest-tenured player with the team -- to Chicago for first baseman/DH prospect Cole Mathis. Peterson was an All-Star in 2025, but struggled
By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- The Mets placed Marcus Semien on the 10-day injured list with a left hip flexor strain on Thursday before the series finale against the Cubs at Citi Field. In a corresponding move, the club recalled infielder Ronny Mauricio from Triple-A Syracuse, as well as right-hander Daniel Duarte
By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- For a brief moment at the beginning of Game 2 of the Mets’ split doubleheader against the Cubs on Wednesday at Citi Field, an overtly pleasant sensation settled over the ballpark. The sunset threw shadows across the outfield grass, the first notes of The Temptations’ “My Girl”
By: Anthony Dicomo, Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- Only seven times this season have the Mets played a full game with both Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor in their lineup. Tuesday night, with Lindor hours away from returning from the injured list, the Mets lost Soto to another injury. The good news is that Soto
The Brooklyn collective is characteristically adventurous and opaque on this 64-minute heat check—what it lacks in accessibility, it makes up for in depth.
By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- Gerrit Cole was ready from the word “go” on Wednesday afternoon, running out to the mound to kick off Game 1 of the split doubleheader at Yankee Stadium before members of the Pirates’ bullpen had even left the outfield grass. After coming up on the short end
By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- Prior to Game 1 of Wednesday’s split doubleheader against the Pirates at Yankee Stadium, manager Aaron Boone was asked about his opinion of utility specialist José Caballero before New York acquired him at the 2025 Trade Deadline. Boone did not mince words -- with a smile and
By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- Prior to Game 1 of Wednesday’s split doubleheader against the Pirates at Yankee Stadium, manager Aaron Boone was asked about his opinion of utility specialist José Caballero before New York acquired him at the 2025 Trade Deadline. Boone did not mince words -- with a smile and
By: Matthew Ritchie
NEW YORK -- Max Fried was among the last people to find out that he’d be starting Game 2 of the Yankees’ doubleheader on Wednesday night at Yankee Stadium. Manager Aaron Boone said the deliberations on the club’s pitching plan started on Tuesday when that evening’s game was rained out,
