Jared Diamond is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including Major League Sports, team dynamics, and the intersection of sports with business and economics, reflecting his deep interest in competitive and professional sports. His work has been featured in various prominent outlets such as MarketWatch, Yahoo Sports, and Fortune.
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Jared Diamond's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly baseball, with a specific focus on the MLB and New York teams. His interest in expert commentary indicates a receptiveness to insights from credible sources within the sports industry.
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Freddy Peralta’s brief Mets tenure was a disaster. Tampa Bay bought low and turned him back into an ace.
By: Jared Diamond
They spent $1,000 in 2015 for a ‘timeless ticket.’ When they went to cash in for the World Series, the payoff was underwhelming.
Danny Fochesato wanted to treat himself for his 27th birthday back in January 2015, and he had the perfect gift.
Bryan Baker had been a journeyman before joining the Tampa Bay Rays last season. Betting on his confounding changeup turned him into a star.
By: Jared Diamond
The Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers are meeting in the Fall Classic despite their low payrolls. It’s a matchup that runs counter to MLB’s relentless quest to bring a salary cap to baseball.
The stewards of Major League Baseball have spent all year trying to convince fans that a World Series like this one was all but impossible.
Reliever Aaron Ashby hasn’t allowed a single run during Milwaukee’s postseason run. And in the World Series on Friday night, he delivered Milwaukee to a Game 1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays.
MILWAUKEE—The painful memories of postseason failure still haunt Aaron Ashby. They are constant reminders of the times he succumbed to the unyielding pressure of October.
By: Jared Diamond
Milwaukee’s relentless approach at the plate has survived everything October has thrown at it, all the way to a 2-0 World Series lead.
By: Jared Diamond
Brewers fans had been waiting 44 years to return to this stage. They aren’t letting geography get in the way.
