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Sean Guest
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Correspondent, Batflips & Nerds
London
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Biography
I'm a sports blogger who's written for sites like Last Word on Sports, Fansided's Orlando Magic Daily, Bat Flips & Nerds, Fulhamish and Give Me Sport. I particularly enjoy writing about US sports, namely the NBA and MLB, but also cover football and a host of other sports including tennis, boxing and UFC.
Mlb , Sport , Football , Nba
I only cover sports but am open to cover anything else that I can help with.
Content
By Sean Guest| Batflips & Nerds@ For the second straight year, the Cubs came within touching distance of the postseason in 2024 but their lack of depth and superstar talent cost them once again. This offseason they addressed both of those issues, but will it be enough for the Cubs to return to the promised land in 2025? What happened in 2024? After entering the season with high hopes, the Cubs recorded an 83–79 record for the second straight year; good enough for joint-second place in the NL Central.
By Sean Guest| Batflips & Nerds@ In the week Kris Bryant turns thirty three, Carl Taylor, aka @punkytype, goes in search of the former National League MVP. Cast your mind back to the thrilling World Series of 2016; Game 7 at a packed and expectant Progressive Field in downtown Cleveland Ohio. The series had swung back and forth between the Cleveland Indians, title-less since 1948, and the Billy Goat-ridden Chicago Cubs, without a World Series win since 1908.
By Sean Guest| Batflips & Nerds@ Whether they’re willing to admit it or not, every baseball fan has a favourite baseball player. Maybe it’s their favourite team’s current ace, the random right fielder whose jersey they received as a Christmas gift when they were eight years old, or a promising prospect whose career was cut short by injury. In this series, we ask British baseball fans to tell us how their favourite player came to be their favourite player and a whole lot more.
Company Info
Batflips & Nerds