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Job Posting: Colorado Rockies – Affiliated Technology Data Fellow
The Colorado Rockies are hiring an Affiliate Technology & Data Fellow to support video and tech operations for a minor‑league affiliate in Albuquerque, NM; Hartford, CT; or Scottsdale, AZ. The role is 75% focused on capturing, tagging, and uploading game video using BATS software and managing equipment like TrackMan and Hawkeye, with the remaining duties spanning data analysis, scouting reports, and on‑field coaching support. Candidates need strong baseball knowledge, detail‑orientation, and preferably experience with video tech or data tools (Python, R, SQL, Tableau). The fellowship offers a $60,000 salary, potential housing stipend, full benefits, and flexible hours through the 2027 season.
Sunday Notes: Matthew Wood Caught Jacob Misiorowski in the Minors
Plus MLB's highest and lowest extension hurlers, Jerry Sullivan on Sean Sullivan, Tate Southisene on swing tinkering, Michael Wuertz on his best season, facts and stats galore, and more. Source
FanGraphs Weekly Mailbag: October 31, 2026
We answer your questions on the best reliever postseason performances, how the Tropicana Field mound tastes — yes, tastes — compared to those in an open-air ballpark, and the mechanics of non-player trades. Source
Effectively Wild Episode 2551: ABS Reviews, Reviewed
In Episode 2551 of Effectively Wild (free preview), Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley dissect recent World Series topics—including TV ratings, Kyle Harrison’s non‑use, and the Brewers’ bullpen—before reviewing the first season of ABS, noting surprises and potential tweaks. They then dive into baseball depictions in the MCU’s Avengers: Doomsday and the film You Can See Everything, before forecasting a busy MLB transaction market ahead of the lockout. Links to related articles and tweets are provided.
The Brewers Bullpen Was One for the Ages
The relief work of Aaron Ashby, Trevor Megill, and friends helped deliver a championship while placing the team in elite company. Source
Job Posting: Colorado Rockies – Multiple Openings
The Colorado Rockies announce a fellowship for an Affiliate Technology & Data Fellow based in Spokane, WA or Fresno, CA. The role supports minor‑league video and technology operations, handling game capture, tagging, and data management with tools like BATS, Trackman and Hawkeye. Fellows also may assist with scouting reports, analysis, model development, and on‑field coaching support. Candidates need strong baseball knowledge, detail‑orientation, and preferably experience with video tech and data analysis (Python, R, SQL, Tableau). The position pays $17.40‑$17.73 hourly, offers a full benefits package, possible housing stipend, and runs through September or mid‑October 2027. Flexible hours include evenings, weekends and travel with the affiliate team.
Eric Longenhagen Prospects Chat: 10/30/26
Sneak a regrettable amount of Halloween candy with Eric as he's (likely) rained out of Fall League games today. Source
Job Posting: San Francisco Giants – Director, Integrated Performance
The San Francisco Giants announce a Director, Integrated Performance role in Papago, AZ, reporting to the Sr. Director of Player Development. The position oversees strength & conditioning, nutrition, biomechanics, mental skills, and sports science, shaping individualized player development across affiliates and the major‑league club. Responsibilities include staff leadership, budget planning, player assessments, and coordination with medical and baseball operations staff. Candidates need a kinesiology‑related degree, leadership experience in professional sport, and a broad understanding of performance disciplines; Spanish is a plus. The posting, dated Oct. 30, 2026, links to the full application.
Just How Good Was Cooper Pratt in the World Series?
Not bad for a kid who had just finished playing for the Biloxi Shuckers this time last year. Source
Effectively Wild Episode 2550: Won in a Milwaukee
Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley recap the 2026 World Series, highlighting the Brewers' dramatic wins in Games 4 and 5 that clinched the title in Milwaukee. They break down key moments, discuss how the Brewers' October run may influence other clubs, and debate the ideal final out of a Series. The hosts also compare this postseason’s excitement to past years, preview upcoming offseason topics, and reference a host of related links—from player quotes to ZiPS odds and pivotal plays.
Contract Crowdsourcing 2026-27: Ballot 12 of 12
We conclude our contract crowdsourcing with one last group of relievers. Source
The Brewers and the Most Dominant Postseason Runs of the Division Play Era
By losing just two games on the way to their championship, the Brew Crew joined some select company. Source
Contract Crowdsourcing 2026-27: Ballot 11 of 12
Our contract crowdsourcing continues with a group of players looking to make the jump (back) to MLB from NPB and the KBO. Source
Contract Crowdsourcing 2026-27: Ballot 10 of 12
Our contract crowdsourcing continues with a group of position players primarily composed of outfielders. Source
The Princess and St. Pete Pitcher’s Mound
Pitchers think the mound is taller at the Trop. Maybe it used to be. Maybe. Source
Ring Out a Song of Good Cheer: The Milwaukee Brewers Are World Champions
It’s a good fight song. I bet they’ll never get sick of it. Source
Members-Only Game Thread: World Series – Oct 28, 2026
Baseball has granted us a reprieve. At least for one night. Source
Contract Crowdsourcing 2026-27: Ballot 9 of 12
Our contract crowdsourcing continues with a group of relievers, some of whom have starting experience. Source
Contract Crowdsourcing 2026-27: Ballot 8 of 12
Our crowdsourcing efforts continue with a group of starting pitchers. Source
Rays Bounce Into Game 5 After 12-Inning Thriller
Few teams have ever been more on the brink than the Rays were after 11 innings of play on Wednesday morning. Source
Effectively Wild Episode 2549: The Hits Keep Coming
In Episode 2549 of Effectively Wild, Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley dissect the rarity of 3‑0 leads in best‑of‑seven series, recap the first three World Series games, and push for an objective check‑swing standard. They also criticize John Smoltz’s broadcast style and discuss Rob Manfred’s remarks on competitive balance. The pod links to odds analyses, rally breakdowns, swing‑definition resources, and various statistical pieces, offering a deep dive for baseball fans who want the latest insights.
Members-Only Game Thread: World Series – Oct 27, 2026
The Brewers are on the brink of their first World Series title. Source
On Chandler Simpson’s Catch
The Rays left fielder smashed into a wall real hard. Source
Brendan Gawlowski Prospects Chat 10/27/2026
Come chat about prospects, baseball, Enron, or whatever else is on your mind. Source
How Do the Bullpens Line up for World Series Game 4?
Both squads will lean on their relievers to fill innings tonight, but Milwaukee has the edge. Source
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