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David Korn

David is an experienced sports journalist and broadcaster with a passion for college basketball, baseball, soccer, and all things Boston sports. A graduate of George Washington, he spent his college years as the radio voice of the (now) Revolutionaries Men's and Women's Basketball teams. In addition to writing for Yardbarker, you can find him at his day job producing on MLB Network Radio and writing about GW basketball for A10Talk. Follow him on Twitter @david_korn4

The surprising fact about Rangers postseason star Evan Carter

In 2024, Carter probably will be the projected Rookie of the Year and leaned upon heavily by the Rangers. Everything Carter did these past two months has shown that he'll be up for the task and that he'll be one of the sport's biggest stars for years to come.  

What top 2024 recruit Cooper Flagg's commitment means for Duke

Flagg's commitment shows that Duke basketball is just fine under the new leadership and gives the Blue Devils their best chance at a national title since Zion Williamson, RJ Barrett and Cam Reddish led the Blue Devils to the Elite Eight in 2019.

MLB insider says Yankees aren't pursuing Padres All-Star

On Tuesday, SNY's Andy Martino reported that the New York Yankees had begun a "preliminary conversation" with the San Diego Padres about trading for superstar Juan Soto. However, about 24 hours later, the New York Post's Jon Heyman refuted Martino's report.

MLB postseason TV ratings even with last season despite smaller markets

According to Nielsen, despite seeing slight declines in the Wild Card and division series, the league championship series drew an average of 5.2 million viewers, which is consistent with previous seasons. 

NBA insider believes newcomer could come off bench for Celtics

When looking at the potential starting lineup for the Boston Celtics, most assume that the their All-Star quartet of Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Kristaps Porzingis and the recently acquired Jrue Holiday will all be featured. That may not be the case.

NBA official: Load management has no impact on injuries

"Load management" has been one of the biggest storylines in the NBA the past few seasons. 

Red Sox could be 'real threat' to sign Shohei Ohtani

The smoke around superstar free agent Shohei Ohtani and the Boston Red Sox will not go away.

Nation's top 2024 recruit abruptly cancels visit to CBB powerhouse

He appears to have narrowed his decision to two schools.

Patriots should shut down Matthew Judon

ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Wednesday that star New England Patriots pass rusher Matthew Judon would be undergoing surgery on his torn right biceps.  

It's championship-or-bust for Damian Lillard and Bucks

Now there should be no doubt: Milwaukee is the favorite to win the NBA title.

Do the Braves have a pitching issue?

 The Atlanta Braves are having an all-time great season and feature arguably the best offense of all time led by likely National League Most Valuable Player Ronald Acuna Jr. Despite their offensive dominance, the Braves have struggled with injuries to their starting pitching staff all season, with 16 different pitchers starting games for Atlanta.

Why the Bucks should trade Giannis Antetokounmpo

Giannis Antetokounmpo has made headlines this offseason by not committing to a future with the Milwaukee Bucks, instead wanting to put himself in the best position to win another championship, whether in Milwaukee or elsewhere.

Miami secures top recruit in program history

Five-star shooting guard Jalil Bethea announced his commitment to Miami on his Instagram Wednesday afternoon. 

Watch: Patriots lose after offensive lineman Cole Strange is ruled down following desperation lateral

NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay believed the referees made the correct call overturning the ruling on the field.

Why the Red Sox fired chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom

Bloom did a lot of things well since his hiring by Boston in 2019, but he hasn't built a perennial winner. It is clear ownership expected more.

College basketball insider slams NCAA over Joe Bamisile ruling

Because Bamisile is a multiple-time transfer, he required a waiver from the NCAA to be able to play during the 2023-24 season.

A'ja Wilson Cites Pronamel Active Shield as Gamechanger in Self-Care Routine

The WNBA star takes to Instagram, stresses it builds strong teeth.

Pirates star calls out umpire on social media, pleads for ABS system

Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes was on the receiving end of one of the worst calls of the season on Sunday. 

Lionel Messi's Inter Miami teammate impressing in first USMNT camp

Cremaschi is a rising star. It would be a huge boost to the USMNT if he commits to the program and is able to replicate some of his club performances at the international level.

Is the Cubs' Justin Steele now the NL Cy Young favorite?

For Steele, the only blemish on his resume is a brief, 15-day stint on the injured list in June due to a mild forearm strain. 

The Red Sox should shift team's focus toward the future

While they have not technically been eliminated, the Red Sox have not shown that they can make up any ground in the hyper-competitive American League wild-card race. 

USMNT star left off September roster

In an eyebrow-raising move, U.S. Men's National Team manager Gregg Berhalter has left Borussia Dortmund midfielder Gio Reyna off his roster for upcoming friendlies against Uzbekistan and Oman.

Predicting the winner of the dangerously close AL West division race

With just over a month to go in the regular season, the Texas Rangers, Seattle Mariners, and Houston Astros are all separated by just one game at the top of the AL West.  The stakes are high to win the division and avoid fighting it out for a wild card spot.

How Shohei Ohtani's elbow injury could affect his free agency

Just how might Shohei Ohtani's elbow injury impact his free agency this winter?