Victor Barbosa
(He/Him)
- Journalist, Sports Illustrated
- Freelance Contributor, New England Sports Network (NESN)
- Content Producer, More Views Media
Albany
Content Producer for More Views Media as seen on NESN.com | Previous bylines: @HeavyOnSports, @Yardbarker, @Syracusedotcom | Bluesky: @vbarbosa1127.bsky.social
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Victor Barbosa’s Biography
Read Full Bio →I have extensive experience with sports coverage, earning my degree in Sports Journalism from Springfield College in 2013 and working for Syracuse.com for three years. I currently work for Yardbarker, covering all sports and breaking news items, and previously wrote for Heavy.com, where I covered the Golden State Warriors, Philadelphia 76ers and Buffalo Bills.
I completed three internships in the field of sports journalism, as well as worked for my college's radio station and newspaper. Additio…
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NFL announces massive punishment for 49ers owner Jed York
On the field, everything has gone right for the San Francisco 49ers through the early part of the 2026 NFL season. Off of it, the Niners have been mired in one controversy after another in recent months The latest update on one of the scandals came Friday, when the NFL announced that 49ers owner Jed York had been suspended six games for violating the league's personal conduct policy. The NFL also fined York $500,000.
MLB insider: Phillies should consider trading Bryce Harper or Kyle Schwarber
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered another early playoff exit on Thursday by way of their 6-2 loss against the Atlanta Braves in Game 3 of the NL Wild Card series. Since losing in the 2022 World Series to the Houston Astros and making it to Game 7 of the 2023 NLCS versus the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Phillies have failed to make it past the NLDS in each of the last three postseasons.
Red Sox pitcher considering retirement after career year, Yankees playoff loss
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Sonny Gray will turn 37 years old in November but just finished one of the best seasons of his 14-year MLB career. Despite winning a career-high and American League-leading 18 games during the 2026 campaign, Gray's successful season came to a screeching and disappointing halt on Wednesday night following the Boston's 9-2 loss against the New York Yankees in Game 2 of the AL Wild Card series.
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