Zach Crizer is a baseball and numbers writer for Yahoo Sports. With a focus on analyzing player trades, free agency, and team strategies, Zach provides in-depth coverage and insights into the world of Major League Baseball. His work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK and Yahoo Sports Canada, showcasing his expertise and passion for the sport.
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Zach Crizer's extensive coverage of MLB free agency and player trades suggests a keen interest in detailed analysis, future projections, and potential ripple effects within the sport. Pitches to Zach may be most effective if they offer insightful analysis or unique perspectives on ongoing MLB events, particularly those related to player transactions, free agency predictions, and team strategies.
Given his focus on event coverage and investment analysis within sports, he would likely find value in pitches that provide thorough insights into the impact of specific player signings or trade deals on teams' performance as well as their financial implications.
Zach does not have a specified geographic focus but appears to cover baseball at a national level with no particular regional emphasis.
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By: Zach Crizer, Mike Piellucci
The outfielder's heralded debut season has not lived up to the hype. Don't lose sleep over it.
By: Mike Piellucci, Zach Crizer
A disappointing season ends with Texas having plenty of work to do to get back atop the baseball world. It can start by applying a few lessons from its archrival.
Aroldis Chapman is gone, and the prospect the Rangers traded for him made a postseason mark as the ace of the Kansas City Royals. Can Ranger fans still stomach the move? Should they?
By: Matt Sisneros, Zach Crizer
So much for the little guys ruling MLB's postseason. After upstarts soared in the early years of the 12-team MLB playoff format, the Goliaths have asserted themselves as the best teams in 2024.
By: Zach Crizer, Mike Piellucci
Gerrit Cole's Game 5 start recalled Nathan Eovaldi's heroics from a year ago. But extending outings like those are getting harder and harder to come by in the World Series.
What will convince players to sign on the dotted line? And what will the numbers look like on that contract? We rank the MLB free agents.
A one-stop shop for all your questions about the upcoming sweepstakes for the next big thing out of Japanese baseball.
By: Mike Piellucci
The sport's biggest hub of activity comes to town on Monday. What are they? And how many fireworks should you expect?
What started as jockeying for Juan Soto has turned into a headline-grabbing battle for best pivot between the Yankees and Red Sox.
His skill set is unusual, his salary is growing, and the club just added a player who hits more home runs and could play his position. None of that changes the big picture.
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