It’s no secret that the Brewers have had a stranglehold on the NL Central over the last few years, but their divisional dominance is nearly unrivaled across baseball in that time.
It’s not as if the Chicago Cubs weren’t an analytics-friendly organization. They’ve been in that group since the days of Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer’s arrival over a decade ago.
The PGA Tour has strived to grow golf's popularity but hasn't seen much success yet. Ratings continue to plummet weekly as the television coverage continues to be questionable.
On June 25, 2029 Rob Manfred will officially step down from his role as MLB commissioner. While who will replace him is not yet known, Theo Epstein is making sure that he isn’t in consideration.
Plus, more on the new Netflix doc. Even though we weren’t quite sure what role Theo Epstein would play as a minority owner of Fenway Sports Group when his return was announced last week, it was understandable that people were excited.
As the Boston Red Sox try to work their work back into contention, the franchise has brought back long-time executive Theo Epstein. As Epstein gets settled back in, there is now some clarity on exactly what he’ll do with the Red Sox.
Plus, Sam Kennedy says stuff. We’ve had a few days now to digest the news that Theo Epstein will be joining Fenway Sports Group, but we don’t have much further clarity about what his role will be with respect to the Red Sox.
Last week, it was announced that Theo Epstein is returning to the Boston Red Sox family as part of the team's ownership group. This week, it's been announced that former Sox manager Terry Francona is coming back to New England this summer, although not in a baseball capacity.
The Search for More Wins Welcome to the official unofficial start of the 2024 baseball season: Truck Day! Mike Carlucci This year newcomer Theo Epstein will be driving the…oh wait it’s still Milford’s own Al Hartz behind the wheel for the 27th year.
John Henry once said in a now infamous radio interview that he would’ve loved for Theo Epstein to be the Red Sox’s general manager for the next twenty years.
Before the Boston Red Sox hired Craig Breslow as the new Chief Baseball Officer last fall, there was talk of Theo Epstein returning to take the job. Given that the Red Sox have finished last in the American League East in three of the last four years, fans were certainly clamoring for Epstein's return.
It was learned Tuesday that the New York Mets, specifically team owner Steve Cohen, planned to speak with former Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs executive Theo Epstein, perhaps as soon as this week.
It's assumed Epstein will advise Manfred on issues such as pace-of-play and overall entertainment value, as well as how to improve the sport in the eyes of younger audiences.