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The Cleveland Indians are the latest sports team to announce their decision to reconsider their controversial name. “We are committed to making a positive impact in our community and embrace our responsibility to advance social justice and equality,” the basketball team said in a public statement. “Our organization fully recognizes our team name is among the […]
On this week’s Load Management podcast, Chopz, Adam, and Zion are joined by Cincinnati Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer to talk about the return of baseball, why it took so long, how the MLB can get a younger audience, his plans for free agency, and much more. Before that, Chopz, Adam, and Zion talk about Cam […]
The most captivating summer in modern baseball history got the 30 For 30 treatment with Sunday’s debut of Long Gone Summer, the new ESPN documentary that looked back at the iconic 1998 home run race between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa. But if you tuned in hoping for a massive revelation or two, most especially about the […]
The Major League Baseball Players Association remains at odds with the league over what will become of the 2020 season, ESPN reports. After rejecting the league’s latest proposal, the MLBPA released a statement Saturday through their executive director Tony Clark. “It unfortunately appears that further dialogue with the league would be futile. It’s time to […]
The Boston Red Sox issued a statement Wednesday in response to Torii Hunter’s remarks about repeatedly hearing racial slurs directed at him from fans during games at Fenway Park. “If you doubt him because you’ve never heard it yourself, take it from us, it happens,” the statement reads. “Last year there were 7 reported incidents at Fenway Park where […]
The first-look trailer for ESPN‘s next 30 for 30 documentary Long Gone Summer has arrived. The documentary is set to chronicle the summer of 1998 when Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa both sought to take the single-season home run record that was previously held by Roger Maris at the time. Front Office Sports’ Michael McCarthy described Long Gone Summer as “McGwire […]
Not only has COVID-19 stalled sports, but it has also ruined vacation plans. Yet, one Minor League front office saw this as an opportunity to give fans the best of both worlds. This week, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos revealed that it has listed its stadium on Airbnb for guests who want to spend the night in a Minor League ballpark. […]
Streaming service Quibi will debut a docuseries regarding the Houston Astros sign stealing scandal, and it’s produced by LeBron James’ Uninterrupted sports media company. Entitled Sign Language, the series is expected to offer an in-depth look at one of the biggest scandals to ever shake Major League Baseball. “The documentary will transcend the baseball diamond to […]
Alex Rodriguez and his also extremely famous fiancé, Jennifer Lopez, reportedly have interest in buying the New York Mets, according to a report from Variety. If such a thing were to actually happen, which would be a ways off in even the quickest scenario, such a development would be especially interesting considering Derek Jeter’s Marlins […]
Healthcare workers everywhere are putting their lives on the line to help flatten the curve and end the coronavirus pandemic. This prompted actor John Krasinski and Red Sox legend David Ortiz to praise local hospital employees. During a new episode of his new YouTube show Some Good News, the Boston native and star of The Office surprised workers at […]
