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Jen Ramos Eisen

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Covers:  Major League Baseball, Minor League Baseball, baseball labor, baseball economics, stadium financing, stadium land use policy, stadium labor
baseball labor & economics reporter; bbwaa, aaja, spj, ire, nwu

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jen is a freelance sports journalist based in the california central valley whose beat is minor league baseball and baseball labor and economics. they are entering their 14th season covering the baseball.

they attended mills college for a bachelor's in english and minors in journalism and economics while being an editor for the student newspaper, the campanil. during this time, they began their sports writing career on a minor league beat and also worked for the san jose sharks.

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The New Women's Pro Baseball League Offers Hope-And Frustrations | Defector

The New Women's Pro Baseball League Offers Hope-And Frustrations | Defector

For most women who play baseball in the United States, playing America's pastime in a professional league has…

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Rocky Henley named first female manager of a WPBL team | The IX Sports

Rocky Henley named first female manager of a WPBL team | The IX Sports

The New York Heights manager, Rocky Henley, achieves a historic milestone ahead of the league's inaugural sea…

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Brittany Apgar's vlog journey brings support for accessibility | The IX Sports

Brittany Apgar's vlog journey brings support for accessibility | The IX Sports

Brittany Apgar's quest to find protective gear for her arm nub brought a lot of support and help ahead of the…

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A "Jim Crow" law made MLB leave Atlanta. Sports reporters should've asked why they went back.

A "Jim Crow" law made MLB leave Atlanta. Sports reporters should've asked why they went back.

Coverage of the All-Star Game's return to Atlanta fails to mention a voter suppression law that prompted the …

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Private Equity Now Owns More Than 40 Minor League Baseball Teams, And The Number Keeps Growing | ...

Private Equity Now Owns More Than 40 Minor League Baseball Teams, And The Number Keeps Growing | ...

Private equity is the steamroller that crushes all your favorite things. Journalism, for one, and also a once…

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Sports media shouldn't dehumanize international players

Sports media shouldn't dehumanize international players

Reporting often falls short in critiquing Major League Baseball as a microcosm of labor migration. In the wak…

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