Zach Mason is a Junior Washington Correspondent at various media outlets. He specializes in covering sports, particularly focusing on major league and team sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive and professional sports. Zach's work has been featured in notable publications such as the San Antonio Express-News, Houston Chronicle, and Yahoo Sports.
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Zach Mason's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically baseball and the Seattle Mariners. His articles cover specific players, game highlights, and community-related content.
Given his focus on local sports events and player performances, Zach would likely be interested in pitches related to interviews with players or coaches from the Seattle Mariners. Pitches that offer unique insights into the team's dynamics or individual player performances could also resonate well with him.
Additionally, since he covers evolving stories related to baseball events such as challenges of the week and playoff hopes for teams like the Mariners, pitching relevant story angles about ongoing developments in their performance or upcoming games could capture his interest.
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Ragans v. Woo
Zach Mason We should be in store for an excellent pitching matchup tonight as Cole Ragans faces off against Bryan Woo.
A week ago, Bryan Woo got touched up by the Cardinals to the tune of four home runs. He only made it through three innings, while striking out just one of the 18 batters he faced. Recapping the game, I wrote: Was Woo bad or do we just shake it off? Let’s be real here, […]
Zach Mason A week ago, Bryan Woo got touched up by the Cardinals to the tune of four home runs.
Hancock v. Burke
By: Zach Mason
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Bryan Woo pitched the worst game of his career on April 25th and followed it up with another bottom-10 performance his next time out against the Royals. Combining the two outings, he struck out just three batters while surrendering 16 hits and six home runs. Six! So a lot of Mariners fans breathed a sigh […]
The Mariners may have to patch together thier bullpen for a bit longer. While Gabe Speier looked good in a bullpen today, Matt Brash struggled through two-thirds of an inning in Tacoma. Matt Brash threw his second game with the Rainiers this afternoon. He’s been on the IL since April 29 when he had to […]
There’s been enough roster turnover since the last time we did this to warrant a new edition of the classic Jeff Sullivan bit. Logan Gilbert I love him so much, and it feels life-ruining when he’s bad. J.P. Crawford This was more useful when the radio function worked too, but it still tells time. I’m […]
