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Matt Levine
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Associate Assignment Desk Editor, Dodgers Nation
Agoura Hills, Los Angeles
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Biography
Matt Levine works as an Associate Editor for LA Sports Report. This covers Dodgers Nation and multiple teams across the Sports Illustrated Network. Additionally, he is a contributing writer for Newsweek Sports. He graduated in 2021 with a Master of Science degree in Sport Management from Louisiana State University. He was born and raised in Los Angeles, California.
Others, MLB , NCAA, NBA, NFL , NHL
family, parenting
Content
By Matt Levine Verified| The Sun News Verified Just when the New York Yankees looked like they could drop a game to the rival Tampa Bay Rays, infielder Ben Rice put together a memorable performance. Rice finished the game going 4-for-5 from the plate, helping New York grab the comeback win. The final score of the game was 6-3 in favor of the Yankees. Even in his only out of the game, Rice put on a show. The first baseman hit a 107 mph ground out, the second hardest hit ball of the evening. Ben Rice's only out tonight was hit 107 MPH.
By Matt Levine Verified| Miami Herald Verified The New York Rangers took down the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday by a score of 4-0. But the fans in the building and all the fans watching the game were focused on something different once the game ended. That would be the final call from legendary announcer Sam Rosen. Rosen made his final broadcast, fittingly calling a game that the Rangers won. Kenny Albert is now expected to take over as the next voice of the Rangers with Rosen retiring.
By Matt Levine Verified| The Sun News Verified Just when the New York Yankees looked like they could drop a game to the rival Tampa Bay Rays, infielder Ben Rice put together a memorable performance. Rice finished the game going 4-for-5 from the plate, helping New York grab the comeback win. The final score of the game was 6-3 in favor of the Yankees. Even in his only out of the game, Rice put on a show. The first baseman hit a 107 mph ground out, the second hardest hit ball of the evening. Ben Rice's only out tonight was hit 107 MPH.
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Dodgers Nation
The Best Source for Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball News, Rumors, Analysis and Game Recaps. Schedule, Guides & Content for Fans, by fans.
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