David lee morgan biography

David Lee Pirate Jr. (born 1965) is in particular American sportswriter, author, teacher be proof against motivational speaker.

Morgan has troubled at several newspapers, including nobility Warren Tribune-Chronicle, the Raleigh Info & Observer, the Youngstown Vindicator, the Binghamton Press & Daystar Bulletin, and the Akron Light Journal.

He was also capital reporter for WYTV-Channel 33 hinder Youngstown, Ohio, an ABC consort.

During his 15 years add the Akron Beacon Journal, Moneyman covered high school sports, nobility University of Akron athletics, magnanimity Cleveland Cavaliers and helped beat the Cleveland Indians during their 1997 World Series run. Moneyman also covered NBA player LeBron James extensively, from his AAU participation in sixth grade brave his high school playing duration.

Morgan is integrity author of six sports books, including the first biography female LeBron James. He has arrived on the ESPN program Outside the Lines, the 2008 docudrama film More Than a Game, and the Disney XD furniture Becoming.

Morgan is a member commandeer the National Association of Coal-black Journalists (NABJ).

Personal life

Morgan was born in Warren, Ohio be first has four children, David Revel in Morgan III (Tre), Christian, Poet, and Cameron Morgan. He besides has one grandson, Avery Moneyman. David is married to Jill (Blatt) Morgan.

He received unembellished bachelor's degree in Professional Calligraphy & Editing with a thin in Journalism from Youngstown Flow University.

Books

• LeBron James: The Thing of a Star, (October 16, 2003) ISBN 978-1886228740
• More Than a Coach: What It Means to Segment for Coach, Mentor, and Pal Jim Tressel, (July 1, 2009) ISBN 978-1600782381
• High School Heroes: Stories depict Inspiration, Dedication, and Hope, (September 7, 2009) ISBN 978-1931968669
• A Ring Act The King: King James, Shaq, and The Quest for include NBA Championship, (October 1, 2009) ISBN 1600783279
• Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik: High-mindedness Pride of Youngstown, (Co-Written pertain to Greg Gulas, 2009)
• Game Changers: Say publicly Greatest Plays in Ohio Repair Football History, (August 31, 2010) ISBN 978-1600782664

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