Michael Seitz is a journalist who writes for The Wrightway Sports Network and WMAR-TV. With a focus on sports, his articles cover topics such as coaching changes, free agency predictions, power rankings, and analysis of players and teams. Additionally, he occasionally covers local news and events in Baltimore.
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Michael Seitz focuses heavily on sports, particularly baseball and the Pittsburgh Pirates. His coverage also includes investment analysis related to sports. Given his focus, he is likely interested in expert opinions on team performance, player prospects, transfers and trades. If you have insights into potential landing spots for free agents or perspectives on team management decisions, these would be valuable points to include when reaching out to him.
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Although Michael does not specify a geographic focus, he shows a strong interest in Pittsburgh-based teams such as the Pirates and Steelers along with broader MLB-related topics.
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By: Noah Radomski, Michael Seitz
St. Louis 4 @ Mason City 8 - Mason City defeated St. Louis in a high-scoring, 8-4 contest. The Toros got the scoring started just under six minutes into the first period. Teis Larsen found the back of the net for the eighth time this season, giving Mason City the lead. The teams then traded goals just 13 seconds apart. Kellen Kantaris grabbed his 11 th
By: Michael Seitz
The Pittsburgh Pirates have multiple large holes in their current 40-man roster. With Spring Training drawing near, general manager Ben Cherington must do something to improve what he has in an ex…
The 2024-25 season ends in complete disappointment yet again for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Mike Tomlin’s team once sat 10-3 and in firm control of the AFC North. An absolute collapse ensued with th…
By: Michael Seitz, Rushaad Hayward
"It has been the hardest decision because we have loved being a part of the Fells Point Community and partying with you all for the last 6 years," they said in a Facebook post.
By: Trevor Jolley, Michael Seitz
Northeast 4 @ Danbury 7 - The Danbury Hat Tricks captured a thrilling 7-4 win over the Northeast Generals on Friday night. Both teams started hot as seven goals were scored in the first period alone, including three of Northeast’s goals on the entire night. Grady Logue and Joseph McGraw struck in the opening frame for the Generals, while Ameen Ghosheh, Kai Elkie and David Utkin got on the board for the Hat Tricks. Ben Dempster and Issac Mitchelll scored for Danbury in the second to give the Tricks five unanswered goals, but was eventually answered by Vinny Ipri for Northeast. Andrew Gibbons scored solo in the final frame as good measure for Danbury to secure the three goal win.
By: Trevor Jolley, Michael Seitz
Northeast 3 @ Danbury 2 - The Northeast Generals snuck away with a revenge win on Danbury ice as they took a 3-2 over the Hat Tricks on Saturday night. New and familiar names alike graced the statsheet in game two of the weekend. Joseph McGraw and Kai Elkie made their return to the scoreboard just as they did in the game before each for Northeast and Danbury, respectively. Niko Tournas buried in the first period as well for one of his three points on the night, but combined with McGraw for Danbury’s only goals of the night. Cole Mckenna scored his third goal of the year to tie things up, while Rich Rucierto’s 20th marker of the year served as not only the go-ahead for Northeast, but the game-winning goal as well. A scoreless third period allowed Northeast to ride the coattails of Ryan Nolan, who made 21 stops on 23 shots to claim a slick win.
Pitchers and catcher report to Spring Training in less than a month. The Bucs still have two glaring holes remaining on their roster: left-handed relief pitchin
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By: Michael Seitz
Five players will enter the hallowed halls in Cooperstown, New York this summer. Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia and Billy Wagner all exceeded the 75.0% vote threshold needed to gain admission earlier …
By: Michael Seitz
Ben Cherington inking a singular free agent to a multi-year contract appears unlikely to happen yet again in 2025. The Pirates might look internally in right fi
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