Sports media luminaries hang out as Threads opens for business
Some of sports media's biggest names and most recognizable faces are already hanging out over at the newest social media haven: Threads.
Some of sports media's biggest names and most recognizable faces are already hanging out over at the newest social media haven: Threads.
"I can picture players sitting at lockers filling out their ballots and thinking, ‘**** this guy'"
"It's a person of authority, and responsibility and power, kind of looking at the average fan and saying, 'Ha-ha, not good enough, sorry.'"
"There’s nothing that tells me a deal to Vegas is anywhere near complete"
"I’m a fan who loves his team you’re a troll looking for attention. Hustle back to creating clicks and causing trouble!"
Ken Rosenthal, an avid Twitter user, will stay on the platform for the foreseeable future.
Foul Territory will also feature Scott Braun as a co-host and Ken Rosenthal as a regular contributor.
An excerpt from Drellich's new Winning Fixes Everything book illustrates what the process of breaking the Astros sign-stealing story was like, and how early MLB knew of these allegations.
Plenty of notable names will be honored.
Ken Rosenthal will not appear on MLB Network this year after they didn't renew his contract. A New York Post report links that to what Rosenthal wrote about MLB commissioner Rob Manfred at The Athletic in 2020.
Many U.S. national insiders were wrong on this one.
Machado played the All-Star Game in an Orioles uniform despite everyone knowing he's likely playing his next real game with the Dodgers.
Local vs. national? Baseball vs. football? Where is The Athletic headed next?
Baseball's slow offseason means his surgery might cost him a few scoops, but that's not what's most important.