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ELDEN | Alumni Spotlight: Rob Manfred ’80
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Columnist Noah Elden discusses one of Cornell’s most prominent alumni in the world of sports, MLB commissioner Robert Manfred.
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Columnist Noah Elden discusses one of Cornell’s most prominent alumni in the world of sports, MLB commissioner Robert Manfred.
How did Aaron Judge go from one of the most productive and valuable hitters in baseball, to a player that is now playing at a below-average offensive level?
Columnist Noah Elden discusses the journey of South African baseball player Gift Ngoepe and his path to major league baseball, paving the way for future African-born ball players.
If ESPN hopes to survive in a rapidly changing sports market, the company will have to shift toward a more digital approach and continue to utilize social media.
“After this incident, teams will be wary to trade for him, and if the Pirates decide to bring him back, they will do so for significantly less pay.”
“There is just something about sitting down and watching a baseball game just can’t be beat.”
“Personally, I hope Diaz cracks the major league roster as Cleveland’s opening day third baseman, because he is an exciting player who could contribute significantly to the team’s offense.”
This might be the moment that Israeli baseball has been waiting for.
He does not add particularly strong value from either catcher, outfielder or as a reliever, however his versatility certainly makes Bethancourt an interesting player to watch for this upcoming season.
Columnist Noah Elden discusses the abrupt downfall of Cardinals pitcher Rick Ankiel around the beginning of the 2000s.