Nice to see yet another pro sports subreddit with a community that puts r/nba to shame. Thanks.ĮDIT: Wow, was expecting some good feedback but not to this magnitude. Any guidance you guys could give me would be great, links, books, or just your own pointers. I'm talking the difference between pitches, how to play in different situations, the big names, the CBA, and maybe most importantly stats (I understand stats are used to analyze baseball more than any other pro sport). I understand the basics (positions, outs, scoring, things like that) but not the deeper things that really help you understand the game. I'll watch baseball here and there, maybe a few games every year, but this summer I at least want to try watching more of it. 2023 StandingsĬlick a team's logo to visit their subreddit National League West news rumor opinion analysis trivia Serious image video gif game thread feature notice misleadingĪround the Horn general discussion thread - June 29, 2023 “I know Jeter wanted him bad.Welcome to /r/Baseball! If you haven't visited before, please stop by our wiki to read our rules and FAQ before posting. “ is a beast,” Sabathia said on his podcast in March. Shortly after Jeter exited the Marlins, his former teammate CC Sabathia said that one of the reasons Jeter was at odds with majority owner Bruce Sherman was that Jeter wanted to heavily pursue Nick Castellanos, who signed with the Phillies for five years and about $100 million. “I just couldn’t move on and if I didn’t agree with the direction that the organization was going.” Derek Jeter told ESPN that he plans to do ‘something’ around the sport of baseball again. “It’s just like the statement I made, I think that the direction of the organization had changed and that was not what I had signed up for and you know you have to believe in the direction, especially if you are going to be the forward face,” Jeter said. Jeter left his role as CEO of the Miami Marlins this past February after he did not see eye to eye on what the franchise should do next. Whether that’s a role in a team’s front office, ownership ranks, or working for the sport itself, a la Joe Torre and Theo Epstein, we’ll have to see. So yeah, at some point, I’m sure I’ll do something.” “I think it’s the greatest game in the world. The former Yankees captain has a seven-part docu-series debuting on ESPN next week, and was asked on the network by Hannah Storm about his plans to stay involved with the sport. What Derek Jeter needs to be broadcast success with Foxīaseball probably has not seen the last of Derek Jeter. How Derek Jeter posted yet another win in his Fox broadcast debutĭerek Jeter gifted crown, trolled with Red Sox jersey during Fox MLB debut Why Dan Patrick wasn’t a fan of Derek Jeter’s Fox MLB debut
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