James Fillmore is a Senior Writer and Therapist at various publications. He specializes in themes related to sports, including major league sports, team sports, and the business of competitive sports, while also covering events and conferences in the sports industry. James has been featured in CDAPress, Twinkie Town, Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, and NewsBreak.
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James Fillmore's work is focused primarily on sports, particularly baseball and the activities of specific teams such as the Minnesota Twins and Oakland A's. His coverage attributes include a significant emphasis on announcements, investment analysis, and reviews related to sporting events.
Given his local geographic focus (United States, Minnesota, Minneapolis), he would likely be interested in pitches related to local sports events or developments within these areas. Furthermore, due to the investment analysis aspect of his coverage attributes, he may also appreciate insights into financial aspects of sporting events or teams.
Pitching stories about upcoming games involving the Minnesota Twins or other local teams could resonate well with James. Additionally, providing insights into player performances or team strategies might appeal to him given his extensive coverage of game threads and specific matchups.
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A visit to the regional rivals, a tragic tale about a Brewers player, and Wisconsin whacking.
By: James Fillmore
Very sloppy fielding tonight, but hitters came through against… a lefty! Wow!
It’s TwinkieTown After Dark! The Twins hunt the wildcard & we learn about when Joan Kroc tried to give away the Padres.
Your best source for quality Minnesota Twins news, rumors, analysis, stats and scores from the fan perspective.
In which the Twins face the division leaders, and I make a hopeless plea for a Quiet Day at the ballpark.
By: James Fillmore
Still, the kid got his first hit and the fans were pretty loud every time he came up to bat.
The series begins in the Windy City, or Second City, Chi-Town, City of Big Shoulders, Great Commercial Tree, Mud City…
Chicks don’t dig the long ball when you’re giving them up, and the Twins offense is piffle.
Is any baseball meaningless? Of course not. Even games with Eddie Gaedel in them.
Taj Bradley was “effectively wild,” but the bats didn’t do much and the pen did much less.
