Dan Tria

From his younger days in Westhampton Beach, NY to his current South Florida life, Dan Tria takes sports way too seriously. Baseball, Basketball, and Boxing are his passions. He loves hearing from readers so send e-mails ([email protected])

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Are 'Unwritten Rules' Ruining MLB Baseball?
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Are 'Unwritten Rules' Ruining MLB Baseball?

By Dan TriaJune 01, 2016

Screen capture courtesy of the MLB/YouTube. After Rougned Odor ’s right hand connected with Jose Bautista ’s jaw, baseball was talked about in enjoyable terms. Then various publications highlighted Odor’s involvement in a minor league...

Canelo Vs Khan - What Matters is What's Next
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Canelo Vs Khan - What Matters is What's Next

By Dan TriaMay 07, 2016

Image courtesy of HBO Sports. May 7 promises to be a great night in Las Vegas as the first boxing event hosted by the T-Mobile Arena at the MGM Grand commences. Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, boxing’s...

Royals Uncomfortable With Mets From First Pitch
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Royals Uncomfortable With Mets From First Pitch

By Dan TriaOctober 31, 2015

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . If a game can perfectly surmise the ethos of a franchise’s identity, then Game 3 of the 2015 World Series came to represent everything the Mets and their fan...

Mets Leave New York with Commanding 2-0 Lead
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Mets Leave New York with Commanding 2-0 Lead

By Dan TriaOctober 19, 2015

Image courtesy of Arturo Pardavila III/Flickr . The New York Mets solved the riddles known as Kershaw, Grienke, Lester and now Arrieta. Yet these riddles aren’t solved by powerful beasts wielding a modern-day Excalibur, but...

Gennady Golovkin and David Lemieux Sell out MSG and Save Boxing
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Gennady Golovkin and David Lemieux Sell out MSG and Save Boxing

By Dan TriaOctober 17, 2015

Image courtesy of K2/Golden Boy Productions. Tonight the boxing world eagerly anticipates a fantastic middleweight bout, featuring Gennady Golovkin and David Lemieux, bringing to mind the days of the past when the best in the...

Revenge of Ruben: Mets Avenge Tejada by Lumbering to 2-1 Lead
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Revenge of Ruben: Mets Avenge Tejada by Lumbering to 2-1 Lead

By Dan TriaOctober 13, 2015

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . Michael Cuddyer chose to take the high road when he said, “the greatest retaliation is winning,” unlike Chase Utley ’s low slide. So now we’re at a place where...

Jacob deGrom Outduels Clayton Kershaw to Give Mets a 1-0 Lead
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Jacob deGrom Outduels Clayton Kershaw to Give Mets a 1-0 Lead

By Dan TriaOctober 10, 2015

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . In hushed corners of the New York media, there’s been talk that the New York Mets are boasting a new "Generation K" that will fulfill the promise so brazenly...

Mike Trout: The All-Star Amongst All-Stars
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Mike Trout: The All-Star Amongst All-Stars

By Dan TriaJuly 15, 2015

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . Amongst Italian mob bosses there’s an expression, “Capo di Tutti Capi” which means “the boss of all the bosses” or “Godfather.” Mike Trout is baseball’s Godfather. After winning his...

Marlins Park Proves the Worth of Attending Ballgames
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Marlins Park Proves the Worth of Attending Ballgames

By Dan TriaMay 14, 2015

Image courtesy of Steve/Flickr . Sports fans are bombarded with reasons to stay home and watch their teams on television instead of venturing to the stadium – the reasons vary from safety concerns to frustration...

Mayweather-Pacquiao: Expectation of a Letdown
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Mayweather-Pacquiao: Expectation of a Letdown

By Dan TriaMay 05, 2015

Screen capture courtesy of Showtime Sports. Boxing used to stop the world and fights were referendums beyond which man was the most proficient pugilist; fights meant more than belts and gloves, gnarled ears, broken noses...