Ashley MacLennan is an Associate Editor who wears many hats in the sports journalism world. With a focus on local baseball, particularly the Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers, Ashley's work can be found in publications such as Sheffield - Waveland Rooftops, Inc. and Bless You Boys: For Detroit Tigers Fans. She is also a co-host of the Who's on Worst podcast and has been featured in Draysbay.
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Ashley's coverage seems to focus on local sports, particularly baseball, with a keen interest in the MLB offseason. She often covers announcements and investment analysis within this space. If you're looking to reach out effectively, consider providing insights into baseball trades or investment opportunities related to the MLB teams.
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By: Ashley Maclennan
Hot stove is warming!
By: Ashley Maclennan
Let’s keep up on baseball news this offseason.
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By: Ashley MacLennan
If you were a major leaguer would you be the next Chicken Man?
Hot stove, Oakland A’s are no longer, Aaron Boone sticking around
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By: Ashley MacLennan
The damage report for the Rays’ stadium is back, and it’s grim.
Filed under: Open Threads Friday Open Thread: What would your walk-up song be?
The Rays have a temporary home, but might be losing their permanent one.
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By: Ashley MacLennan
The pitching Triple Crown champ earns the game’s highest accolade for pitchers.
With the announcement of the 2024 MVP winners, there may have been no surprises, but there was also a historical moment made. Aaron Judge got his second MVP award, while Shohei Ohtani collected his third, and their unanimous wins put them in rarified company, and certainly put them in the conversation to be considered some of baseball’s greats.
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By Ashley MacLennan @90feetfromhome Nov 22, 2024, 10:00am EST 1 Comment
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