Steve Dimatteo is a director and journalist based in Cleveland, Ohio. He specializes in covering local sports, particularly the Cleveland Guardians baseball team. His articles provide in-depth analysis, updates on player signings, prospects, and trades, and insights into the team's future.
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Steve Dimatteo's coverage is heavily focused on the Cleveland Guardians, with an emphasis on baseball and MLB trade rumors. He primarily covers local sports news related to the team and its players. Therefore, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights or interviews with individuals involved in the Cleveland Guardians organization, including players, coaches, or management.
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Steven Kwan had a "disappointing" sophomore season in 2023, if only because most expectations were sky-high after his tremendous rookie campaign. Still, though,
By: Steve Dimatteo
It's abundantly clear the Cleveland Guardians will need starting pitching help at some point if they're going to make it through this long season and even think
The Cleveland Guardians offense is absolutely humming to start the 2024 season, which makes last season already feel like an eternity ago. That holds especially
Steven Kwan has been a picture of health in his first two MLB seasons, amassing more than 1,300 plate appearances in each of his first two years. But after twea
Maybe this goes without saying, but hey, give Kyle Manzardo a break, okay? In his first taste of major-league action Monday night, Manzardo struck out in all th
Right now, how confident are you in any of the Cleveland Guardians' starting pitchers? Sure, you could say Ben Lively, who has so far been a revelation for the
Gabriel Arias has one of the longest prospect leashes we've seen in quite some time. Part of that is born from the Cleveland Guardians' desire to not be burned
Photo by Steve DiMatteo on Unsplash Whatever we call our fathers, or our father figures - daddy, dad, papa, papu, papa bear, dada, diday, erpat, tatay, or
By: Megan Hussey, Steve DiMatteo
Dads will want to bring their families to the Weeki Wachee Area Club’s Community Social Event, 7-9 p.m. Friday, June 28. This special social is sponsored by Weeki Wachee Area WATCH members.
The landscape of college sports is evolving at an unprecedented pace, driven by contemporary trends, technological advancements, and policy changes. From athletes monetizing their personal brands to the inclusion of esports and sustainability initiatives, the collegiate sports industry is undergoing a transformation that affects players, fans, and institutions alike. This article explores key trends shaping the future of college sports, offering insights into how each is impacting the industry.
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