
Producer @nypostsports | Previously @yesnetwork @jomboymedia | Contributing author to PLAY IT FORWARD, @TOGETHXR's book of women's sports stories šš»āāļøshe/her
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Trial proceedings begin today at the Federal Courthouse in Brooklyn.
Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase & Luis Ortiz are facing four criminal counts related to pitch rigging as part of a sports betting conspiracy.
Follow for (periodic) updates. No phones in courtroom.
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It never ceases to amaze how baseball owners and executives ā even unemployed ones like @DavidPSamson ā can have no clue about fans or the fan experience. Worse still, they have no interest.
Radio on the @MLB app is incredible. I listen to it every day for the entire season.
Replying to @DavidPSamson
@DavidPSamson says MLB no longer needs radio: "We don't need baseball on radio anymore." The former Marlins president predicts on Nothing Personal that "radio will go the way of Kodak and Blockbuster." @JohnMamola has more. #MLB
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Yesterday I spoke to the athlete who belatedly won third in last year's NYC Marathon... because the original third finisher had a positive drug test.
Here's what he told me, and the link to my story about several recent doping bans ahead of New York: frontofficesports.com/articlā¦
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Pat McAfee wouldnāt last a day having the DMs and mentions of a local female sports reporter. TV or beat writer.
Itās been a fun October.. excited to get to Halloween. Hereās a couple fun screenshots from this month.
I donāt know if Karey from Derry is real or not but, the picture on the left is from a very real man in Ohio.
Iāve stayed away from my mentions and DMās this month since these back to back days but.. Iām sure if I went in there now, Iād find some wishes for and threats of death for me.
āDonāt read them.ā Theyāre everywhere.
Annnd.. They still exist though right? I just donāt know the person is in Ohio then? Thatās where Iām at now. So I do get a bit fucked up when a couple days after The New York Times releases a āWE ARE ALLOWED TO AND SHOULD HATE THIS GUYā piece, a University puts a video out from their own page, indicating āwe think heās a corny creep here.ā Itās a weird time. The things that get said about what my daughter and son and wife deserve are all rather wild as well.
I havenāt talked to anybody about what the days were like leading up to Tennesseeās GameDay last year. Thereās been some misreporting but in the ball park articles. Everybody in the āsecurityā world was worried of a copycat incident potentially happening. GameDay was a few days out and we were the next huge gathering on a campus. The world, in front of the entire internet, just proved that we had gotten to a rather extreme place.
The FBI.. alongside, Disney security, Tennessee State Police, Knoxville PD, University Police, everybody in area, all had the very same goal to protect the shit out of the area. FBI snipers were sent down there, huge presence of police.. it was a surreal moment. The conversation about the death threats I had been receiving in life was definitely a huge topic. I donāt think it was the FBI that suggested the Bullet Proof Vest, but it was certainly an idea presented by one of the security groups. We had no idea what to expect. Nobody had been in that type of situation before. Everybody wanted the best for everybody. I never felt safer and never felt more appreciative of the people that were around me that morning including the students that came out and did WAY more than they couldāve ever imagined for my soul.
Howād we get here? I had to wrestle with that a bit. FBIās sending snipers so me and the lads donāt get shot. Thatās crazy. I donāt know if they teach how youāre supposed to handle these types of things in classes or something but, I was a bit rattled by the current reality of my World.
I think what I realized was, when I talked about the Algerian Olympic Gold Medal boxer, and then I was HEADLINE Quoted and Captioned by platforms with rather large influence over certain communities, they left out the massive empathy part of the conversation that I had about the entire subject. I was labeled and immediately targeted. Such is life I guess.. since then, every mistake, misstep or misquote relaunches A LOT of folks into a frenzy of me being the worst person on Earth who needs to be eliminated, and they gain more and more folks who want me unalived or as they actually say it āKirked.ā
I was created on the internet. Iāve been ācookedā and shit talked and criticized since I have memories. I am no where near perfect.. and thereās no way everybody is gonna agree with me but I had no idea that this is just what life would become.
Iām trying my best in real time but.. I am to talk about sports and care about the future of sports. I owe everything to sports. Iām grateful as hell to do what I do. I literally try to love every minute of the incredible opportunities I get to experience but.. itās certainly all a much different life than I couldāve ever expected.
I try to give everything I have, all the time.. I am very sorry to those that despise me.
The video is how I opened The Tennessee show.. I put on a USA Sports Coat and celebrated Ball. I love sports because itās unifying. Thatās all Iām ever trying to be⦠actually.
& Connor.. I LOVE YOU BROTHER, Iām sorry Iāve brought you lads into all of this as well.
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Update in the Women's Pro Baseball League saga: Mina Kim is back on the board while her legal situation plays out, according to an order made public today.
The league's CEO fired her from the board a month ago amid her ongoing legal fight for financial records.
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This World Series isn't just about analytics.
The Rays have the fifth-largest scouting staff in baseball.
The Brewers are tied for 10th.
Here's how both teams leaned into scouting to build championship contenders ⤵ļø
buff.ly/o6pJbfI
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MLB literally admits that a salary cap wouldnāt change the thing they claim to be standing up for on behalf of āfansā (outcome based competitive balance) ššš
Competitive balance sits at the heart of the fight that will soon shut down MLB. So @TheAthletic took a deep dive into what the state of parity in MLB really is.
@enosarris ran the numbers, the league and union were interviewed ā and two takeaways stood out.
Unlocked: nytimes.com/athletic/7716072ā¦
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Asked Mat Ishbia about MLB labor situation. he cautioned he and his brother own *only* 40% of White Sox, but said he supports a cap and floor. cited the NBA floor: "I canāt pay only $70 million to just sit there... thatās a really pro-player thing." @FOS
frontofficesports.com/articlā¦
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For my old friends at @BaseballAmerica, I compiled the sizes of each teamās scouting staff.
Note that many teams frequently renowned for their technology and analytics (Dodgers, Rays, Brewers) also have some of the largest scouting staffs in MLB.
baseballamerica.com/stories/ā¦
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There are so many things we need clarified with the Jalen Hurts situation. Were only team doctors involved, or were there also league doctors, independent doctors, ringers in London, Hurts' personal doctors, etc?
Who ultimately made the call to send him out against the Jags?
What info did the team's PR office have on his condition when they listed him as a full participant in practice, gave him no injury designation for the game, and never downgraded him to questionable once the initial clot was discovered?
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*ahem* as I was saying @Reese10Angel playboy.com/read/sports/angeā¦
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In the last few months:
The Orioles owner said he bought the team because all of his friends who had sports teams made more than he ever could in private equity
The Padres sold for $3.9B, 63% more than the previous record
The Angels then sold for $4.0B, beating the Padres record
So why then are billionaires lighting money on fire by bailing out other billionaires from the apparent financial ruin of owning a baseball team?
It's because they're all making billions in appreciation and teams like the Yankees can sell just 16% for $2.6 BILLION (MLB of course waived the 15% cap lol) with an additional $1B in tax-exempt revenue bonds to refinance debt in their other business ventures
Seriously, who would pass up on an infinite money glitch like that?
I'm begging you all to realize owners just want a cap to make accounting easier. They're lying about competitive balance to create a narrative that is only in place to win them cost certainty
Polymarket is taking bets on whether the seven Cornell students accused of raping a student will receive a felony sex crime charge.
Among the athletes endorsing Polymarket:
LeBron James, Derek Jeter, Eli Manning, Sue Bird, Reggie Bush and Richard Sherman.
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I have reviewed underlying court documents & other evidence including that set forth in the exhaustive podcast by @jonwalczak. I am convinced that she was killed prior to the attacks likely by someone she knew personally. This case should be reopened. @ManhattanDA @AlvinBraggNYC
A young doctor living two blocks from Ground Zero bought three pairs of shoes on the eve of 9/11 and never returned, triggering a decades-long debate over whether she died a hero or vanished into thin air the night before.
The reason might surprise you.
On the afternoon of September 10, 2001, Dr. Sneha Anne Philip had the day off from her hospital residency.
Born in Kerala and raised in upstate New York, the 31-year-old physician lived with her husband, Dr. Ron Lieberman, in an apartment at 225 Rector Place in Lower Manhattan, just two blocks from the World Trade Center.
Around 4:00 PM, she spent an hour chatting with her mother online, mentioning plans to check out items at a nearby store.
At 7:18 PM, security cameras captured Sneha inside the Century 21 department store directly across from the Twin Towers. She used her American Express card to purchase $550 worth of bed linens, three pairs of shoes, and a coat.
A sales associate later reported seeing her browsing alongside another woman.
When her husband returned home from his shift around 11:30 PM, Sneha was not in the apartment.
Accustomed to her staying out late with friends or visiting art galleries, he went to sleep unconcerned.
The next morning, at 8:46 AM, American Airlines Flight 11 struck the North Tower.
Sneha never returned home.
In the harrowing days that followed, her family held onto a conviction:
Sneha was a compassionate physician who lived within eyesight of the inferno. Seeing the disaster unfold outside her door, she must have run straight toward the burning towers to set up triage and administer first aid, perishing when the structures collapsed.
Yet when NYPD detectives launched a formal missing persons investigation, a parallel, baffling reality emerged:
The shopping bags containing the linens, coat, and shoes from Century 21 were nowhere to be found, neither in the apartment, nor in any recovered vehicle or subway locker.
Just three minutes before the first plane hit, the security camera in Snehaās apartment building captured a woman matching her height, hair, and build stepping into the lobby.
The woman waited near the elevator, peered back out toward the glass doors, and walked back out onto the street. Morning sunlight glaring off the glass prevented a definitive facial match.
Police dossiers uncovered personal complications, workplace friction, and night-owl habits that led investigators to argue she may have met with foul play the night of September 10, with the chaos of 9/11 burying the evidence.
Her husband and family vehemently pushed back, accusing investigators of smearing her character to avoid listing an Indian-American woman among the official heroes.
A prolonged courtroom battle followed:
In 2004, a Surrogate Court judge refused to declare her a 9/11 victim, ruling she legally died under statutory presumption years later.
Her family appealed relentlessly.
On January 31, 2008, the New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division overturned the verdict, ruling that as a physician living on Ground Zeroās doorstep, running toward the wounded was entirely consistent with human duty.
Her name was officially engraved onto Panel S-66 of the National September 11 Memorial, certifying her as the 2,751st victim.
Yet out of the tens of thousands of forensic remains recovered and DNA-profiled at Ground Zero, not a single trace of Dr. Sneha Anne Philip has ever been identified.
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Hereās how close NYCFCās Etihad Park is to Citi Field. Iām standing at what will be the main entrance.
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This was the 11th best-of-7 postseason series between 100-win teams. Itās the first to end in a sweep
The Brewers are the first team to trail in all four games of a best-of-seven Postseason series they swept š³
(MLB x @Nutrafol @NutrafolMen)
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Major League Baseball has launched a dedicated page on its website to make the case for a salary cap. @LevelThePlField
The āLevel the Playing Fieldā campaign is now more than ads during games. The league is building a centralized platform to shape the conversation around competitive balance ahead of CBA negotiations.
The messaging may be getting more targeted.
mlb.com/level-the-playing-fiā¦
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The Women's Pro Baseball League's legal drama keeps heating up.
New today: the fired board member is fighting for her seat on the board back.
Mina Kim says CEO Keith Stein removed her from the board "in retaliation for her probing of his misconduct."
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