Meredith Perri is a Managing Producer and Sports Editor at MassLive.com. With a strong focus on various aspects of sports, including competitive and professional sports, sports business, and broadcasting, she brings a wealth of experience from her previous roles as a High School Sports Editor and Reporter. Meredith's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports and MassLive.
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Meredith Perri's reporting focuses predominantly on local high school sports within Western Massachusetts, particularly around postseason awards and live event coverage. Given her emphasis on local events and announcements, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments, standout athletes or teams, as well as human-interest stories within the local sporting community.
Pitches offering exclusive interviews with coaches or players involved in notable events, insights into trends shaping high school sports in the region could align well with Meredith's coverage focus. Additionally, providing unique angles that capture the essence of teamwork and perseverance often seen in high school athletics might resonate effectively with her reporting style.
Considering her strong focus on localized content such as individual player achievements and team performances centralized within Western Massachusetts, pitches should reflect an understanding of these specific regional dynamics.
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The former Red Sox received push back for shooing away a teammate who came out as a pinch runner earlier this week.
The star American forward missed the team's match with Australia because of a calf injury.
Rafael Devers' home run was one of two in the ninth inning that led San Francisco to walk-off win.
By: Meredith Perri
Interim manager Chad Tracy said after Wednesday's game that the finger was "kind of facing a direction it shouldn't."
In the latest episode of The Fenway Rundown, MassLive's Chris Cotillo and Sean McAdam ask the question — is it time to wave the white flag?
The awards show will take place July 15 in New York City.
By: Meredith Perri
The Boston Fleet will no longer play the bulk of their home games in Lowell.
Both of the Cora brothers are out of coaching roughly halfway through the 2026 season.
The win moved the WooSox to one game over .500.
By: Meredith Perri
Willson Contreras played the villain during Monday's derby, much like the character depicted on his bat.
