Khurram is a marketing guy by day, and a writer and student at all other times. Born and raised in Queens, his love for baseball developed over the 10 minute drive down the Grand Central to Shea Stadium. He has written for the Outside Pitch Sports Network’s MLB vertical as well as Banished to the Pen, mostly on the intersection of human experiences and the American Pastime. He’s also written about a talking glove.
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David Wright, our captain, and nothing less
The end of David Wright‘s playing career was a celebration, a night of love, admiration, and satisfaction. Just as we expected it would be back when it started. Advertisements
The NL Cy Young race is a contest of historical significance–and (hopefully not) wins
Both Jacob deGrom and Max Scherzer have had hardware-worthy seasons. Without team success as a tiebreaker, who wins the NL Cy Young could come down to which historically significant feat the voters find more impressive…or the vote could turn on …
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Jose Fernandez and confronting the fallacy of longevity
On the two-year anniversary of the incomparable pitcher’s death, emotions from the day still ring true.
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At Citi Field, It’s About the Company You Keep
A trip to Citi Field is a reminder that a fanbase is the only appropriate lens to watch a ballgame through.
A Night with the Future Ghosts of Yankee Stadium
A Wednesday night game in June morphs into something magical–and ethereal–on a couple of big swings at Yankee Stadium.
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Beats of the East
Ahead of a first-versus-first series between eastern-division powers, we take a look at Boston’s Mookie Betts and Atlanta’s Freddie Freeman, two ballplayers who have been consistent like clockwork for their contending teams.
The end of the Matt Harvey era
The New York Mets DFA’d Matt Harvey on Friday. A team will take a chance on the once-adored starter, but his tumultuous Mets career has come to an unceremonious, ignominious end.
MLB Overnight: Good Numbers
The baseball season is long. And we’re here to help: MLB Overnight covers the interesting night-in, night-out goings-on of The Show.
The first week of the Shohei Ohtani Experience has been its own hype machine
Three games, nine at-bats, and one pitching start into his career, Shohei Ohtani‘s play is growing his outsized hype itself.
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MLB Overnight: The small sample size Olympics
The baseball season is long. And we’re here to help: MLB Overnight covers the interesting night-in, night-out goings-on of The Show.