Dan Schlossberg

fair lawn, new jersey, united states

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Professional journalist since 1969, fulltime freelance since 1986. Employed by The Associated Press, American Express, Bergen Jewish News, M. Silver Associates, Motor Club of America, North Jersey Newspapers, University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, Woman's World Magazine. Author of 35 baseball books between 1974-2012. Recent bylines in AAA Horizons, Bombers Broadside, ConsumerAffairs.com, Draft, Hemispheres, Hooters Magazine, Legends Sports Magazine, New Jersey Business, New Jersey Lifestyle, Red Sox Magazine, Travel World International, US Airways Magazine. Founder, host, and executive producer, Travel Itch Radio. Travel editor, Maggie Linton Show, XM Satellite Radio Ch. 169, and Senior Contributor, Travel With Kal, WLIS Old Saybrook and WMRD Middletown (CT). Co-founder of North American Travel Journalists Association [NATJA] in 1991; president, 1994-2009; president emeritus 2009- Specialties: TV/radio broadcasting, public speaking, writing, editing, proofreading, design, thorough knowledge of current affairs and history.

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Study Shows 11 Teams Spent At Least Half Their Income On Payroll

With the notable exception of the New York Yankees, teams that generate the most revenue also support baseball’s biggest payrolls. According to Spotrac figures from last season, the New York Mets led both leagues by spending a whopping 90 per cent of thei... See more

forbes.com•Dan Schlossberg•Jan 11, 2026

Cheaper By The Dozen, Rookies To Get Long Looks This Spring

Baseball teams are putting more trust in rookies this season than ever before. They’re cheaper, last longer, and often just as good if not better than established veterans. With team payrolls pushing or even exceeding $400 million, giving kids a chance of... See more

forbes.com•Dan Schlossberg•Jan 11, 2026

Here's A Sneak Peek At Baseball's Next Class Of Free Agent Players

With spring training just six weeks away, dozens of veteran players remain in free agent limbo – caught between their own demands and the concern of clubs worried that a work stoppage next winter could jeopardize all or part of the 2027 season. Even after... See more

forbes.com•Dan Schlossberg•Dec 28, 2025

'Japanese Babe Ruth' Brings Big Bat To Lowly Chicago White Sox

The Japanese Babe Ruth has found a new home in the American major leagues. Facing a 5 p.m. Monday deadline to sign or return to the Yakult Swallows, Munetaka Murakami chose the Chicago White Sox – sending shock waves throughout the baseball world. In pick... See more

forbes.com•Dan Schlossberg•Dec 21, 2025

Rare Shohei Ohtani Card Brings $3 Million At Fanatics Auction

Even when he’s not playing, Shohei Ohtani is still pitching. Or so it seems when it comes to the exploding baseball memorabilia market. A card portraying the four-time Most Valuable Player sold for a record $3 million in a Fanatics auction Thursday. The T... See more

forbes.com•Dan Schlossberg•Dec 19, 2025

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Bachelor Of Arts, Communication, Communications at Syracuse UniversityGraduated: 1969

Bachelor Of Science, Journalism, Political Science at Syracuse University - Maxwell SchoolGraduated: 1969

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Study Shows 11 Teams Spent At Least Half Their Income On Payroll

Cheaper By The Dozen, Rookies To Get Long Looks This Spring

Here's A Sneak Peek At Baseball's Next Class Of Free Agent Players

'Japanese Babe Ruth' Brings Big Bat To Lowly Chicago White Sox

Rare Shohei Ohtani Card Brings $3 Million At Fanatics Auction

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Study Shows 11 Teams Spent At Least Half Their Income On Payroll

Cheaper By The Dozen, Rookies To Get Long Looks This Spring

Here's A Sneak Peek At Baseball's Next Class Of Free Agent Players

'Japanese Babe Ruth' Brings Big Bat To Lowly Chicago White Sox

Rare Shohei Ohtani Card Brings $3 Million At Fanatics Auction