About Pat DeCola

Pat DeCola, the FOXSports.com MLB Power Rankings writer for the 2010 and 2011 seasons, has been honing his craft over the past five years, rising to the top of his profession at a quick pace. After gaining traction as the Red Sox and New England Patriots beat writer for the NH Union Leader, DeCola considers himself to be a prolific source of sports insight and a valuable asset to any news outlet.

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Top Sports Agents in the NFL

By on December 27, 2012 in Sports Business

The top sports agents in every major American sports league dominate the market. The top sports agents land nearly all the clients with their huge firms. Here is a look at some of the sports agents dominating the NFL market. If you want to be  sports agent, you’ll need to know their names. Who areRead more →

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Top 10 Most Followed NBA Teams on Twitter

By on November 5, 2012 in Social Media in Sports

The 2012-13 NBA season is amongst us and fans, players, coaches and teams themselves are beginning to take to Twitter. The variation in followers across the league goes from teams having less than 100,000 to nearly three million. Let’s take a look at what some of the top accounts do and don’t do well toRead more →

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MLB World Series: Comparing the Teams via Social Media

By on October 26, 2012 in Social Media in Sports

Finally, we’re here. The World Series. There’s no greater stage in sports, no greater moment than the last out made each season, and no greater battle between the two teams than the one for…social media supremacy! With the last two remaining teams having been decided and the World Series underway, we know how the teamsRead more →

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MLB Playoffs Round Two: Comparing the Teams via Social Media

By on October 14, 2012 in Social Media in Sports

Here we stand with four teams left, each series destined to be a grueling battle for its league-respective pennant. Coincidentally, the four teams with the most Twitter followers heading into the playoffs are the four that remain. By this logic, we ‘ll be looking at a New York Yankees/San Francisco Giants World Series in dueRead more →

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MLB Playoffs: Comparing the Matchups via Social Media

By on October 6, 2012 in Social Media in Sports

With the Wild Card playoff games over and done with, protests denied, and the Division Series games underway, it’s time to look at the remaining matchups a little closer. Be it from loyal fans or playoff bandwagoners  many of the remaining teams have strong online presences, but how do the teams stack up in terms ofRead more →

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