Redick, who became an on-air analyst for ESPN shortly after his retirement in 2021, has 'shown an interest in making a coaching jump in recent years,' according to The Athletic.
The starting pitching matchup tonight was a potent reminder of the road not taken. In the offseason, the Mets made it clear that their top free agent target was Japanese ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and they made every effort to convince him to come to New York. Alas, the allure of teaming up with Shohei Ohtani for the powerhouse Dodgers proved too alluring, and David Stearns and company were forced to pivot to a cheaper option in the form of Sean Manaea. The expectations for the Mets wouldn’t have...
JJ Redick has reportedly shown interest in going into coaching and has not formally held a coaching job at any level.
ESPN’s JJ Redick, who has proven so adept as a broadcast analyst, may soon get a chance to test that knowledge in a different fashion. The Athletic’s Shams Charania reported Monday night the Charlotte Hornets are interviewing the former Duke and NBA star for their head coaching vacancy. Steve Clifford stepped down at the end
JJ Redick will interview for the head coaching job of the Charlotte
The Charlotte Hornets are reportedly eyeing an interesting candidate in their search for a new head coach. According to Shams Charania of The Athletic and
Juwan Howard is back in the NBA. It didn't take long for the former
The Mets’ six-game winning streak came to a decisive end this afternoon in LA, as the Dodgers shellacked the Amazins 10-0 to avoid the sweep. It was a crisp first couple of innings for both Adrian Houser and Tyler Glasnow, but the warning signs were there early for Houser. A ground ball pitcher who traditionally does not walk many batters was getting all of his outs via fly balls and walking too many batters. Eventually it caught up to him in a big way. In the bottom of the third, Houser issued...
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Chris Taylor breaks out of his slump with a two-run, game-tying single in the sixth inning, but the Mets score five times in the final three innings to hand the Dodgers their sixth loss in the past eight games, 9-4.
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Dave Roberts thinks Shohei Ohtani can be even better with more plate discipline with runners in scoring position. The Los Angeles Dodgers manager approached the two-time AL MVP about a week ago to discuss how Ohtani could better control the strike zone. “I thought he was expanding a little bit