Matt Monagan is a journalist at Major League Baseball (MLB). He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, and the food and beverage industry, often exploring the intersection of these themes. Matt's work has been featured in prominent platforms such as BVM Sports, Minor League Baseball, and NewsBreak.
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Matt's articles mainly revolve around event coverage and evolving stories in the field of sports, with a strong focus on baseball. His pieces often dive into unique or lesser-known aspects of the sport and its players, making them intriguing for readers.
Matt would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights or behind-the-scenes stories about baseball events, players, or teams. Personal anecdotes related to significant moments in baseball history could also catch his attention.
Given Matt's regular coverage of specific events and player-related content within Major League Baseball (MLB), he may be receptive to interviews with former players, coaches, or individuals closely associated with key historical moments in the sport.
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By: Matt Monagan
"You had the defending World Series champion Red Sox host the game at Fenway Park with Babe Ruth on the mound," author Scott Reich told me in a phone call. "Playing against a galaxy of All-Stars that had gathered from teams around the league. Ty Cobb, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Walter
By: Matt Monagan
A version of this article was originally published in July of 2021.
By: Matt Monagan
Octavius Catto’s accomplishments in baseball make up just a sliver of his incredible life. “The Martin Luther King Jr. of the 19th century” was a hero in Philadelphia. Along with Frederick Douglass, in the face of generals who disavowed it, he organized regiments of Black soldiers to fight in the
By: Matt Monagan
You can imagine how a baseball player, really any professional athlete -- really any human being -- might feel after learning they were traded for 60 cases of beer. That they were worth the same as about 1,440 cold ones. That their in-game talents provided as much value to an
By: Matt Monagan
You can hear the urgency, the stress, the anxious excitement, almost immediately when Jay Lucarelli picks up the phone. Over the last six days, for an average of close to eight hours per day, the 31-year-old Ohio native has -- for some reason -- attempted to throw a perfect game
By: Matt Monagan
"It's amazing," Jay Lucarelli, who drank two 20-ounce Red Bulls on Sunday, messaged me. "My hands are still shaky after the final out. They need to be iced for sure. I need a Thai massage." What started as an innocent way to introduce himself to Tik-Tok streaming about a week
By: Matt Monagan
Kinley Rasmus, the 9th girl to ever pitch in LLWS, dominates on mound (and at SS) Share
By: Matt Monagan
"Second base was the manhole, third base was the red car," Kim Ng, childhood stickball player and current commissioner of the AUSL, told me in a recent interview. "We didn't have the facilities like there are now. So, we made do." Stickball is a sport that has been played in
By: Matt Monagan
You might have seen an old video making waves on social media the last week or so. The grainy footage shows a scene from a high school production of the movie "High School Musical," highlighting one of the more famous numbers from the 2006 hit film: Lead character Troy Bolton,
By: Matt Monagan
There's something striking about the shirt when you first see a photo of it. It's not that it's flashy or has some distinctive mark or is really out of the ordinary at all. It's just that it's there. Flying in the wind atop a grassy green hillside in Kinsale, Ireland.
