Jake Seymour is a Reporter at 98.5 The Sports Hub. He specializes in covering sports, with a focus on team sports, major league sports, and the business of competitive athletics. Jake's work has been featured in notable publications including the East Valley Tribune, Miami Herald, Arizona Capitol Times, 247Sports, Royal Society of Chemistry, and The Boston Globe.
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Jake Seymour's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly Arizona State University (ASU) athletics, with an emphasis on event coverage and announcements. He may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming ASU games or events, including exclusive insights from players or coaches.
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The Clippers' harsh punishment for circumventing the NBA's salary cap could benefit the Celtics in a complicated 2028 NBA Draft.
Paul George shared his thoughts about how he will play alongside Jayson Tatum, explaining his desire to coexist with the Celtics star.
Mike Vrabel provided updates about the Patriots' roster, which lost multiple pieces in a Week 2 victory over the Steelers.
By: Jake Seymour
Saturday was the first time Paul George played with Jayson Tatum, who savored the moment in the Celtics second preseason win.
By: Jake Seymour
The Celtics debuted a new double big man rotation, testing whether returning pieces would mesh with new offseason additions.
By: Jake Seymour
WATERTOWN — A 71-yard touchdown run and a fourth-quarter interception inside the red zone were not motives for Maximus Velazquez to take credit for
Cardinals defensive coordinator Nick Rallis' much maligned unit turned in its best performance of the season in an 18-16 win against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood,
By: Jake Seymour
The Celtics blew a 22-point lead in the second half, dropping their first game of a new era in franchise history.
By: Jake Seymour
Jayson Tatum dispelled any narratives about there being beef between himself and former Celtics co-star Jaylen Brown.
By: Jake Seymour
Payton Pritchard erupted for 19 third-quarter points, giving the Celtics a lead that was too large for the Bulls to overcome.
