Brian Salvatore is the senior editor at Multiversity Comics, where he also writes and podcasts. He specializes in competitive sports, covering major league and team sports, as well as sports business and tournaments. Brian's work has been featured in BVM Sports, Amazin-Avenue, Yahoo Sports, SB Nation, and MSN.
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Brian's focus on local sports, particularly baseball and the New York Mets, indicates that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to team announcements, player trades, or game analyses. Given his coverage of private sector announcements and investment analysis, he might also be open to stories about business developments within the sports industry.
If you have insights into upcoming games involving the New York Mets, trade rumors or insider information about players' performances or team strategies, Brian may find these topics appealing for potential coverage.
Pitching stories related to other New York-based sports teams or broader trends in baseball could also resonate with his interests.
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By: Chris McShane, Brian Salvatore
The Mets have their new/old manager and made some front office adjustments.
You can help vote two Mets onto the All-MLB team.
Phillies at Braves First pitch : 2:00 PM EDT TV : NBC/Peacock Probable pitchers : Cristopher Sánchez, LHP (PHI), Tyler Mahle, RHP (ATL)
Can the White Sox punch their ticket to the ALCS tonight? Come chat with us!
By: Brian Salvatore
Join us for a trip down memory lane with Bobby Bo, Vince Coleman, and more!
By: Chris McShane
The Mets news cycle is very slow.
By: Brian Salvatore
Senga’s early season was as miserable as his late season was effective.
The center fielder couldn’t stay on the field.
It is sort of amazing just how different the acquisition of Luis Robert Jr. looks in October than it did in January.
The right-hander was impressive in his first full season in the big leagues.
