» Dave Kovaleski

Contributor, Sports

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Dave is a lifelong sports fan who has been writing for The Wildcard since 2017. He has been a writer for more than 20 years for a variety of publications.

Dave has been writing about sports for The Wildcard since 2017. He's been a reporter and editor for over 20 years, covering everything from sports to financial news. In addition to writing for The Wildcard, Dave has covered mutual funds for Pensions and Investments, meetings and conventions, money market funds, personal finance, associations, and he currently covers financial regulations and the energy sector for Macallan Communications. He has won awards for both news and sports reporting.

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Massachusetts

Languages Spoken

English

Topics of Expertise

Sports

Tiger Woods, left, tees off as teammate Phil Mickelson looks on during a practice session ahead of the 42nd Ryder Cup

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Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson Make Wrong Kind of History at Ryder Cup

Woods' record at the Ryder Cup dating back to 1997 is a less-than-stellar 13-21-3. Singles is the only event where he has a winning record at 4-2-1.

By Dave Kovaleski October 1, 2018

New York's Giancarlo Stanton looks at a fan who threw Stanton's home run ball back at the slugger in Saturday's game at Fenway Park.

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Watch: Yankees Star Hit by Baseball After Red Sox Fan Throws HR Ball Back

The fan was cheered by fans, but security did escort him from the premises.

By Dave Kovaleski September 30, 2018

Defensive back Wes Hopkins of the Philadelphia Eagles smiles while on the sideline during a game against the Browns at Municipal Stadium on Oct. 16, 1988, in Cleveland.

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'Gang Green' All-Pro Wes Hopkins Dead at 57

'He was well-respected among his teammates and coaches, not only because of the way he played the game and what he was able to accomplish on the field, but also because of the way he carried himself and the type of leader he was.'

By Dave Kovaleski September 29, 2018

New York's CC Sabathia hits Jesus Sucre of Tampa Bay in the sixth inning and gets ejected from the game.

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Yankees Star Ejected 2 Innings Before $500K Bonus

'I don't really make decisions based on money, I guess.'

By Dave Kovaleski September 28, 2018

The Boston Red Sox high-five each other after defeating the Baltimore Orioles for their franchise-record 106th win Monday at Fenway Park.

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Red Sox Officially Set Franchise Record for Wins

The Red Sox go into Tuesday's game against the O's with a 106-51 record, meaning they could conceivably win 111 games if they each of their remaining five games of the season. If they get to 110 wins, they would be just the seventh team in MLB history to do so.

By Dave Kovaleski September 25, 2018

Alliance of American Football promotional image.

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Alliance of American Football Sends Message to Military with Team Names

The NFL has alienated many fans with how it has handled players’ protests during the national anthem, which some view as disrespectful to those who have served in the U.S. […]

By Dave Kovaleski September 25, 2018

Everson Griffen of the Vikings yells on the sidelines during Minnesota's game against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on Sept. 16.

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3-Time Pro Bowl Defender Allegedly Threatens To Shoot Up Hotel, Undergoing Evaluation

'We are aware of the situation involving Everson Griffen and certainly concerned by what we have heard,' Vikings general manager Rick Spielman said.

By Dave Kovaleski September 25, 2018

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Yankees Get Brutal News, Lose Star Player Whose Dive Clinched the Playoffs

Gregorius had an MRI and it revealed that he tore some cartilage in his right wrist. He was treated with a cortisone shot and will be re-evaluated this week to see how it responds.

By Dave Kovaleski September 24, 2018

Jack Nicklaus, left, and Tiger Woods pose before the first round of the 2009 Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio.

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Greatest Golfer Alive Breaks Silence After Tiger's Historic 80th Win: 'Issues Were Between His Ears'

A year ago at this time, Woods wasn't sure he would ever play again after missing most of the previous year with back problems.

By Dave Kovaleski September 24, 2018

Cubs shortstop Addison Russell in the dugout

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MLB Star on 'Administrative Leave' After Latest Domestic Violence Allegations Involving Ex-Wife

Addison Russell may have played his last game as a member of the Chicago Cubs after being placed on administrative leave by Major League Baseball following allegations of domestic abuse. […]

By Dave Kovaleski September 23, 2018

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Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson Make Wrong Kind of History at Ryder Cup

Watch: Yankees Star Hit by Baseball After Red Sox Fan Throws HR Ball Back

'Gang Green' All-Pro Wes Hopkins Dead at 57

Yankees Star Ejected 2 Innings Before $500K Bonus

Red Sox Officially Set Franchise Record for Wins

Alliance of American Football Sends Message to Military with Team Names

3-Time Pro Bowl Defender Allegedly Threatens To Shoot Up Hotel, Undergoing Evaluation

Yankees Get Brutal News, Lose Star Player Whose Dive Clinched the Playoffs

Greatest Golfer Alive Breaks Silence After Tiger's Historic 80th Win: 'Issues Were Between His Ears'

MLB Star on 'Administrative Leave' After Latest Domestic Violence Allegations Involving Ex-Wife

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