Russell Steinberg

Expertise:
MLB, Baseball, WNBA, Basketball
Education:
New York University
Location:
New York, New York

Experience

Russell Steinberg covers Major League Baseball and the WNBA for Heavy.com.

He is a sports journalist and reporter with previous stints at Boardroom and SB Nation, where he covered college basketball for nearly 10 years.

Education

Russell Steinberg earned a bachelor's degree in journalism and history from New York University, where he graduated in 2012. There he also served as a broadcast and public address announcer for NYU basketball and volleyball.

Latest Articles From Russell Steinberg

  • Heat Star’s Social Media Post Fuels A’ja Wilson Relationship Rumors

    Bam Adebayo celebrated A'ja Wilson's historic game with a social media post that only adds to the speculation about their relationship.

  • Twins Release 2024 Draft Pick Amid Pitch Tipping Scandal

  • Dodgers Ace Admits Frustration Amid Injury Woes

  • Paul Skenes Reflects on Setting Pirates Record: ‘Pretty Dang Cool’

  • Mets Explain Why They Have Not Promoted Infield Prospect

  • Justin Verlander Unloads After Rough Outing: ‘Results Were Atrocious’

    Justin Verlander is not having the season he expected, and now his spot on the Astros' postseason roster is in jeopardy.

  • Angel Reese Receives Outpouring of Support After Injury Announcement

  • Dodgers Endure Another Brutal Blow with Starting Pitcher Injury

  • Blue Jays Pursuing Contract Extension with Homegrown Star: Report

  • How Caitlin Clark Celebrated the Fever Clinching the Playoffs

  • Mets Named Best Fit for Orioles Ace Starting Pitcher

    Corbin Burnes is due for a major payday, and while it could come from his current team, the Mets could be major players in his free agency.

  • Expert Panel Predicts Shohei Ohtani Will Make More MLB History

  • Sign Company Offers To Replace Stolen Aaron Judge Plaque

  • Brewers Rookie Calls His Grand Slam, Continues Historic Season

  • Veterans & Playing Time Explain Yankees’ Controversial Call on Top Prospect

  • Caitlin Clark & Angel Reese Sound Off on Rookie of the Year Race

  • Shohei Ohtani Makes More History With 43-43 Milestone

  • 44-Year-Old Red Sox Pitcher Takes Mound in 20th Consecutive Season

  • Dodgers Get Promising Update as Rookie Pitcher Nears Return

  • Francisco Lindor Drops Take on Impending Juan Soto Free Agency

    Francisco Lindor hopes Yankees outfielder Juan Soto takes his talents across town and signs with the Mets in the offseason.

  • Astros Add Veteran Slugger to Solidify Outfield: Report

  • Blake Snell Speaks Out in Support of Agent Scott Boras: ‘A Very Honorable Man’

  • Barry Bonds No Longer Worries About the Baseball Hall of Fame

  • Diamondbacks Pitcher Says Scott Boras ‘Butchered’ His Free Agency

  • Joey Votto Thanks Family, Fans With Heartfelt Retirement Message

    Joey Votto steps away from Major League Baseball as an all-time great Cincinnati Reds player and a potential future Hall of Famer.

  • Jimmy Rollins Doesn’t Want Pirates to Shut Down Ace Pitcher

  • Mets Named Potential Landing Spot for 2-Time Cy Young Winner

  • Dodgers Welcome Back Their Former Third Baseman — And Maybe Future Manager

  • Dodgers Outfielder Cracks ‘Most Overrated’ Players List

  • Yankees 3B Jazz Chisholm Jr. Gains ‘Little Brother’ at Little League Classic

    Yankees third baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. left the Little League Classic with a new friend — his self-proclaimed biggest fan, Russell McGee.