Paul Hoynes is a writer for cleveland.com and the Cleveland Guardians beat writer. He covers all things related to the Cleveland Guardians baseball team, providing analysis, insights, and updates on player trades, signings, and team performance. Hoynes has a wealth of experience in sports journalism and has also contributed to publications such as Calhoun Times and Norwalk Reflector.
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Paul Hoynes' articles predominantly focus on local sports, particularly baseball with a specific emphasis on the Cleveland Guardians. Given this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to the team's roster moves, player performances and analysis of their position within MLB.
He frequently covers announcements about player contracts and signings as well as events such as arbitration days. Therefore, if you have insights or access to exclusive details regarding these aspects of the Cleveland Guardians or relevant players, it could be valuable for pitching to Paul.
Additionally, providing expert commentary on how certain players fit into the team’s strategy or offering analysis on AL Central Division dynamics may also resonate with his coverage area.
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By: Paul Hoynes
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- My mother always told me breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
By: Phoynes, Jnoga, Paul Hoynes, Joe Noga
Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga look at the travesty of Aaron Boone's most recent ejection and how to avoid further unpleasantries.
| CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Jose Ramirez throughout his career has had control of the strike zone. He finished last season with 73 strikeouts and 73 walks.
By: Paul Hoynes
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Gavin Williams says he's not the most patient of people, but he had no choice while dealing with an injury to his right elbow.
By: Phoynes, Paul Hoynes
Ben Lively, in his second straight start against Boston, allowed one run on five hits in 6 1/3 innings. He struck out seven, but was not involved in the decision.
By: Joe Noga, Paul Hoynes
Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga break down Tuesday's win against Boston and look at why José Ramírez ditched reporters.
By: Paul Hoynes
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Gavin Williams told cleveland.com on Tuesday that patience is not his best virtue.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Right-hander Hunter Gaddis and left-hander Tim Herrin are two of the reasons why the Guardians' bullpen has pitched so well through the first 23 games of the season.
By: Phoynes, Paul Hoynes
Boston pounded Carlos Carrasco to end Guardians' five-game winning streak.
The 18-7 Guardians open a three-game series against the 17-6 Braves in Atlanta on Friday night.
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