Vince Grippi is a Sports Columnist at A Grip on Sports. He covers a wide range of topics related to Spokane-area sports, including team sports, major league sports, and competitive sports, while also serving as an occasional media critic and podcast guest. Vince's work has been featured in The Spokesman-Review and The Bellingham Herald.
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Vince Grippi focuses almost entirely on local sports, particularly college basketball and football, with an emphasis on events and announcements. He is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local sports teams, upcoming games or tournaments, and any significant developments within the world of college basketball or football.
Considering his focus on local content, he may also be interested in stories about individual players from Washington state who are making waves in the collegiate sports scene.
Given his heavy coverage of specific teams like Gonzaga and WSU (Washington State University), providing insights into these teams' performances and inside information might yield positive responses.
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By: Vince Grippi
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Did you watch? Laugh? Cry? Do a spit take when Julio gave some unsuspecting Brewers' fan a baseball in the middle of an inning? Or had you, like a lot of folks we know, just given u ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • After that historic interruption by the Mariners, we wanted to return to our three-part series. You know the one. Hate, love and, in today's final installment, indifferent. The mudd ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • Back in college we once showed up at a party really late. Can't remember why exactly, but do remember looking around, seeing how
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • Did you know the word “tidbit” has been around since before the United States became the United States? We didn't, not until we looked it up this morning. Mainly because we thought ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • Could the Mariners actually end up winning the American League West? And could one wayward batting practice pitch be the impetus to the turnaround? It's possible. Unlikely, but possible. Just like the circumstances that led to their 5-4 walk-off win Saturday at T-Mobile.
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • One game. One loss. Yep, every loss counts the same no matter the score. Though some hurt more than others.
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • Can you feel the heat? No, not the one that hit us in the face like a Jack Reacher headbutt yesterday afternoon when we opened the slider. That was unavoidable. No, the heat that accompanies the opening of college football season. Pennant races. NFL camps winding down. Late-summer heat. Heralding fall surprises.
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • There is a scene in the Steve Martin classic film “The Jerk” in which Martin's Nathan R. Johnson is over-the-top happy over the arrival of the new phone book.
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A GRIP ON SPORTS • The bad thing about looking at long-range weather forecasts? They always change. The good thing? They always change. Though the idea there may be rain in Spokane's near-future is also a good thing. We need it. That it may bleed into Labor Day weekend? Not so much. At least we will have a full slate of college football to keeps us company if we're stuck inside a lake cabin. Unlike this weekend.
