tldrdaily.news logo
Tag

Theo Epstein

All articles tagged with #theo epstein

sports1 year ago

"Red Sox President Confirms Roster Additions Ahead of Opening Day"

Red Sox president Sam Kennedy anticipates adding players and payroll to the team's roster before Opening Day, acknowledging the unfinished nature of the current lineup. Despite incremental changes and a lower projected payroll for 2024, Kennedy believes the organization is making strides toward success, particularly with the recent addition of Theo Epstein as a part-owner and senior advisor. The team's focus on roster improvements, especially in pitching, reflects their commitment to building a championship organization.

via MassLive.com|
#mlb#red-sox#roster-additions
sports1 year ago

"Theo Epstein's Impact on Fenway Park and Liverpool's Search for Success"

Theo Epstein, known for breaking curses with the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs, has returned to Fenway Park as a part owner and senior advisor of Fenway Sports Group. His journey from an 18-year-old intern to one of the most influential figures in sports history is unparalleled. With a career spanning from intern to ownership, Epstein's leadership qualities and intellect have earned him this unique position, making him a one-of-a-kind figure in sports history.

via The Athletic|
#boston-red-sox#fenway-park#ownership
sports1 year ago

"Theo Epstein's Impact on the Red Sox and Fenway Sports Group"

Theo Epstein has returned to the Red Sox as a senior advisor to Fenway Sports Group and part-owner of the team, with the move reflecting the ownership's acknowledgment of not giving the club enough attention in recent years. Epstein's role will involve re-instituting successful processes and communication lines from his previous tenure as general manager, and he will also advise on strategic growth and investment initiatives for FSG's various properties, including Liverpool FC and the Pittsburgh Penguins. While Epstein will work from his Connecticut home and not be involved in day-to-day operations, his close relationships with key figures in the organization are expected to provide valuable input and potentially push for impactful moves in the future.

via MassLive.com|
#advisory-role#fenway-sports-group#multi-sport-conglomerate
sports1 year ago

Theo Epstein's Multi-Sport Impact: From Liverpool to Boston and Beyond

Theo Epstein, former Red Sox general manager, will join Fenway Sports Group as a senior advisor, with one of his main tasks being to consult on Liverpool's search for a replacement for manager Jurgen Klopp. Epstein will also advise on company operations across FSG's portfolio, including the Pittsburgh Penguins and the PGA Tour, and act as an "executive coach" for Penguins GM Kyle Dubas and new Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow. His strong connections to both individuals and his successful track record in sports management make him a valuable addition to FSG as they navigate critical vacancies and strategic initiatives.

via The Athletic|
#fsg#jurgen-klopp#liverpool
sports1 year ago

Theo Epstein Rejoins Red Sox as Part Owner and Senior Advisor

Former Red Sox GM Theo Epstein is leaving MLB to join Fenway Sports Group as a part owner and senior advisor, reuniting with the team he helped lead to two World Series titles. Epstein expressed excitement about the "unique opportunity" to partner with familiar faces and contribute his experience to help the organization succeed across various sports franchises. He will also maintain a role as an operating partner for sports private equity platform Arctos Partners.

via CBS Sports|
#fenway-sports-group#mlb#ownership
sports1 year ago

Theo Epstein Returns to Red Sox Ownership Group as Senior Advisor

Theo Epstein, former Red Sox general manager and architect of the Cubs' 2016 World Series win, has joined Fenway Sports Group as a senior advisor, marking a homecoming for him. While he will continue his role as a consultant for MLB, Epstein will advise FSG's owners on sporting operations and strategic growth initiatives across their diverse sports enterprises, including the Red Sox, Liverpool FC, and the Pittsburgh Penguins. Despite not being involved in personnel decisions, his return signals an interesting development amid the Red Sox's quiet offseason and speculation about the team's ownership.

via NBC Sports Boston|
#boston-red-sox#fenway-sports-group#ownership
sports1 year ago

"Theo Epstein Rejoins Boston Red Sox Ownership and Advisory Team"

Theo Epstein, former Red Sox general manager, is returning to Fenway Sports Group as a part owner and senior advisor, working across the organization's sports initiatives including the Red Sox, Liverpool FC, Pittsburgh Penguins, and the PGA Tour. Epstein will also continue as an operating partner at Arctos Partners. His role will involve advising on people issues, investment matters, league issues, and new opportunities, while also serving as a sounding board and executive coach for the Red Sox baseball operations team.

via Sportico|
#advisor#fenway-sports-group#ownership
sports2 years ago

"Cubs Trades in the Expansion Era: A Year-by-Year Analysis"

In 2020, the Chicago Cubs made several trades, including acquiring Alfonso Rivas, Casey Sadler, Travis Lakins Sr., Jose Martinez, Andrew Chafin, Josh Osich, Cameron Maybin, and Zach Davies, Owen Caissie, Reginald Preciado, Ismael Mena, and Yeison Santana. These trades resulted in mixed outcomes, with some players not performing well for the Cubs and others showing potential. The most controversial trade was the acquisition of Zach Davies, Owen Caissie, Reginald Preciado, Ismael Mena, and Yeison Santana from the Padres for Yu Darvish and Victor Caratini, which was seen as a cost-cutting move by ownership. Overall, the 2020 trades were deemed as a D grade year for the Cubs.

via Bleed Cubbie Blue|
#chicago-cubs#jed-hoyer#mlb
sports2 years ago

"Overcoming Financial Hurdles: Cubs' Commitment to Success"

The Chicago Cubs are facing a transformative moment as they enter the offseason, with a sense of urgency to trade prospects for immediate talent and make a push for the playoffs. While the team's payroll is projected to settle just below the luxury-tax threshold, there is a belief that the Cubs should not let financial constraints hinder their pursuit of success. The organization has a strong foundation of young talent and payroll flexibility, and there is a willingness to exceed the luxury tax if it aligns with the team's strategic goals. The Cubs have previously shown a willingness to go over the luxury tax, and now is the time to prioritize winning and take advantage of their advantageous position.

via The Athletic|
#chicago-cubs#jed-hoyer#luxury-tax
sports2 years ago

MLB's Rule Changes: What's Next and How They're Impacting the Game.

Theo Epstein, special consultant for Major League Baseball, discusses the success of recent rule changes including the pitch clock, shift limits, and new pickoff rules and larger bases. The pitch clock has reduced the average time of a nine-inning game by 25 minutes, while the shift limits have increased the league batting average on balls in play. Epstein addresses player complaints and potential changes to the rules, including the possibility of turning off the pitch clock during the postseason. He also discusses the potential implementation of automated ball/strike systems and the ongoing evolution of the game.

via The Athletic|
#mlb#pitch-clock#rule-changes