MLB ends “in-game coordinator” program, axing people who were key to many teams’ social media accounts
The end of MLB's "in-game coordinator" program appears to mean big changes for many team social media accounts.
The end of MLB's "in-game coordinator" program appears to mean big changes for many team social media accounts.
Just brutal, brutal news.
Miller resigned from his position with the Giants.
During Spink's career at The Sporting News, he had many awful views on the integration of baseball.
Sadak will be the Reds' next primary TV play-by-play broadcaster, following Thom Brennaman (who resigned last September).
Goldstein wrote for Baseball Prospectus before leaving to work for the Astros in 2012.
Yahoo has just one "MLB expert" remaining on staff.
Mickey Callaway "aggressively pursued" at least five women in sports media, "sending three of them inappropriate photographs and asking one of them to send nude photos in return."
Antonen's work was featured on MASN, USA Today, SI.com, and MLB Network Radio.
"Meet the Mets?" More like "Delete the Mets."
Guerin Austin had long been established as the main in-game reporter for NESN Red Sox broadcasts, but the network opted not to renew her contract.
Rizzo had been with the Dodgers since the launch of SportsNet LA in 2014.
"I will not participate in the final year of voting. I am requesting to be removed from the ballot. I’ll defer to the veterans committee and men whose opinions actually matter and who are in a position to actually judge a player."