Los Angeles Angels pre-screening questions to coaches for negativity
The Angels are once again attempting to minimize negativity.
The Angels are once again attempting to minimize negativity.
Ken Rosenthal, an avid Twitter user, will stay on the platform for the foreseeable future.
"I’m honored and humbled by the opportunity to work with such a talented staff, and I’m excited about having the freedom and support to go where the news leads me."
"I wish I had a rewind button to get me back there and a pause button to really soak it in."
Valentina Shevchenko's loss may lead to a tattoo for Greg Rosenstein of The Athletic.
In addition to an aliens-focused NL Central prediction, Votto also recently annotated an Athletic oral history on him.
The silver lining is that The Athletic is losing less money than they were before the NYT takeover.
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.
"Nonetheless, should have read this article. Let's do it live."
"I don’t know if you can ever top the COVID toe Wall Street Journal article. But this was the dumbest article of the year, by far."
"Since the Times is committed to investing in the Athletic as a key tentpole of its subscription offering, one obvious way to cut some of its sports coverage costs, multiple staffers said, would be to shrink the Times’s sports desk."
"I will still very much be in the NFL media space, tweeting, podcasting, etc."
"The people who are most informed about a particular issue, are now the ones who are banned from covering the issue."