Patrick Pinak is an editor for Fan Buzz, where he covers a variety of sports topics, with a focus on college football and MLB. With experience at MLB.com and Alligator Sports, Patrick brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to his writing, providing insightful and engaging articles for sports enthusiasts.
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Patrick Pinak's articles focus primarily on college football and NFL with a strong emphasis on the personal lives of players and coaches. His coverage indicates a preference for human-interest stories, player transfers, coaching changes, and significant game outcomes.
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The end of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade turned dark when a shooting reportedly killed one person and injured many more.
Japanese high school slugger Rintaro Sasaki skipped the NPB draft and gave up millions to pursue playing for a college baseball powerhouse.
At 6-foot-9, St. Mary's College pitcher Jason Reitz took the mound looking like he was on stilts over the weekend.
After a record-setting powerful freshman season, Texas A&M slugger Jace LaViolette is quickly announcing himself on the national stage.
By: Patrick Pinak
When four Detroit Tigers players gathered to catch a pop-up, the result was as wacky of a home run as you'll see.
Georgia Tech freshman Drew Burress just hit four home runs in a game and leads the country in home runs, and it's not close.
College baseball players can't show emotion without getting ejected, and it's becoming a problem across the sport.
What looked like an accidental spiked throw from an Iowa third baseman was actually on purpose, and he got the idea from a MLB player.
The explosive brawl between LSU and South Carolina in the SEC Tournament may have showed some things about the undefeated Gamecocks.
MLB is cracking down on obstruction calls in 2024 in an effort to increase aggressive base-running and limit injuries, but fans don't love it.
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