David Barclay
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David Barclay’s Biography
Read Full Bio →— Bay Area journalist with 2,000+ featured editorial articles published in professional sports ranging from the NFL, NHL, MLB and NCAA.
— Member, Pro Football Writers of America.
— Bilingual in Mandarin Chinese and English; intermediate Spanish.
— Demonstrated communication skills in interviewing subjects, editing and revising content, giving high attention to detail with fact-checking, performing research and meeting tight deadlines under pressure.
David Barclay’s Journalist Portfolio
Articles
Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens Still Far Off From Hall of Fame | Baseball Essential
Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens are undoubtedly as good as ball players as any others enshrined in Cooperstown. Bonds, the seven-time MVP, and Clemens, the seven-time Cy Young award winner, still suffering from the stain of steroid reputations, proven or not, were, as you know by now, left of this year’s list of Hall of Fame inductees. Bonds and Clemens have both appeared on ballots for the sixth year, leaving them just four tries remaining to be enshrined.
Andrew McCutchen 'will be a leader' in Giants clubhouse, Bochy says | Baseball Essential
SAN FRANCISCO — The Giants acquisitions are heating up. After acquiring Tampa Bay’s three-time Gold Glove winner and franchise third baseman Evan Longoria just weeks ago, San Francisco on Monday went back to work in trading for Pirates cornerstone and former league-MVP Andrew McCutchen. The Giants sent pitcher Kyle Krick and minor-league outfielder Bryan Reynolds, as well as $500,000 in international bonus money, in the deal.
Report: Mets Sign Adrian Gonzalez | Baseball Essential
Adrian Gonzalez is reportedly returning to the East Coast to continue his Major League Baseball career — the New York Mets and the first baseman, according to multiple reports, agreed on terms on a contract, according to Bob Nightengale of USA TODAY Sports. The 35-year-old became a free agent after being dealt from the Dodgers to the Braves in a move meant to free up money, he was later released by Atlanta.
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