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In this episode, Noah, Chanun and Emily rejoice over the return of the MLB, then discuss some of the major pitfalls the abridged season may have in store for teams. The group also gives its season predictions for MVPs, Cy Young Award winners and division and World Series champions (if
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In this episode of “One Golden Moment,” Mia Horne delves into more controversial sports issues with men’s soccer beat writer Jasper Sundeen and lacrosse beat writer Lucas Perkins-Brown. The group discusses MLB labor rights and Elena Delle Donne’s dispute with the WNBA.
In such a male-dominated business, Alyssa Nakken becomes the first woman to coach full time in the MLB. From playing first base to coaching first basemen, Nakken proves that women can do the job just as well as men can.
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With the news of a large outbreak in the Miami Marlins organization and the possibility of serious negligence on the part of the MLB, the ability to finish the remainder of the season has come into question.
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With the Washington Redskins paving the way for sports teams retiring their misuse of Native American culture, organizations must recognize the wrongs they have indirectly inflicted.
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The shortening of the MLB draft leaves college players who would have been drafted with scant opportunities to pursue their professional aspirations.
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Sports can be microcosms for social change, but only because they are microcosms of the inequalities that already exist.
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In this(quarantined!)episode of season 4 of One Golden Moment, Emily, Noah and Chanun break down the MLB’s inner-league arguments over player salary and a shortened season, plus its response to the Black Lives Matter movement and treatment of minor leaguers. A previous version of the article “Silent spring” stated that
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The unintended consequence of securing safety for players and employees was that those fighting to get back to work had to be confronted once again with the unrelenting notion that sports leagues are for-profit businesses.
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No MLB team has benefited from the abruptly delayed season, but some will be hurt more than others.
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