
Steve Drumwright
Writer and Weekend Editor at Freelance
Writer at Pitcher List
#BlackLivesMatter Flawed human. Eternal optimist. Writer for @PitcherList and @TeamUSA (including @usabasketball). Always looking for work. Order 66 survivor.
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1 week ago |
pitcherlist.com | Steve Drumwright
+ Ohtani returns to mound, reaches 100 mph in Dodgers' win. Stay updated on everything baseball with our morning MLB News & Moments articles. We’ve got you covered to keep you in the know. There is always talk about a team that makes a controversial move, warranted or not, needing to win the press conference to fortify its position and keep the faith of the fans.
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1 week ago |
pitcherlist.com | Steve Drumwright
+ Devers dealt to Giants; Ohtani set to make Dodgers' pitching debut. Stay updated on everything baseball with our morning MLB News & Moments articles. We’ve got you covered to keep you in the know. There was a lot going on Sunday, on the field and off it, Father’s Day-related and not, so it made coming up with one thing to write about in this brief segment challenging. I settled on what is happening with the Washington Nationals.
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2 weeks ago |
pitcherlist.com | Steve Drumwright
+ Dodgers get the bounces to take opener against rival Padres. Stay updated on everything baseball with our morning MLB News & Moments articles. We’ve got you covered to keep you in the know. While the schedule Monday was abbreviated, the action was hot and heavy. A major rivalry was renewed, there were walk-offs, an elite pitcher coming up big, an amazing home run robbery and a pair of noteworthy losing streaks coming to an end. Oh, and don’t forget about a much-hyped MLB debut.
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2 weeks ago |
pitcherlist.com | Steve Drumwright
+ Flaherty silences Cubs as Tigers take series finale. Stay updated on everything baseball with our morning MLB News & Moments articles. We’ve got you covered to keep you in the know. The best rivalry currently going in MLB returns tonight when the Los Angeles Dodgers visit the San Diego Padres. Best rivalry? Yeah, not only do these teams bring it during the regular season, but they both make the postseason and have epic showdowns.
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3 weeks ago |
usahockey.com | Steve Drumwright
A dirt hole and a dream. That is what Jeff Jackson had when he became head coach and senior director of USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program in the summer of 1996. The goal of the program was to take the top young American talent and improve the skill level so the U.S. could better compete on the men’s international stage.
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