Jimmy Hascup is a Managing Producer, Pro/College Sports at NJ.com. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, including team and individual sports, as well as the business side of competitive sports. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Detroit Free Press, USA TODAY, and Yahoo Sports.
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Jimmy Hascup primarily covers local sports news pertaining to the New York area, focusing on baseball (specifically the Yankees and Mets) as well as NFL-related stories. His articles heavily feature expert commentary and announcements related to player transactions, team strategies, and performance analyses.
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By: Jimmy Hascup
Despite a 10-21 start, Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns will not make Mendoza the scapegoat.
Twenty-two years after going directly from high school to the NBA, J.R. Smith is a college graduate.
By: Jimmy Hascup
Sports broadcasters take pride in the games they cover.
Devils general manager Sunny Mehta's busy first offseason continued Wednesday with his biggest free agent signing yet, two weeks after the opening of the signing period.
By: Jimmy Hascup
The 2024 World Series rematch between the Yankees and Dodgers that kicks off their 2026 second-half slate will likely be played under a blanket of thick, hazy and unhealthy air.
Watch NJ's exclusive interview with Devils GM Sunny Mehta.
By: Jimmy Hascup
Once considered a potential long-term fit, Freddy Peralta instead has become synonymous with the New York Mets’ disastrous 2026 season.
A day after trading for Luis Garcia Jr., the Yankees doubled down on adding thump to their lineup on Monday.
The Mets have a new No. 1 prospect.
A day after trading for Luis Garcia Jr., the Yankees doubled down on adding thump to their lineup on Monday. Outfielder Heliot Ramos is heading to New York
