Bradford Doolittle is an MLB Writer & Analyst at ESPN. He specializes in sports, sports business, and competitive sports, providing insightful analysis and coverage of the baseball world. Bradford's work has been featured in prominent outlets including ESPN, ABC Network News, and NESN, among others.
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Bradford Doolittle's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly baseball. He frequently covers MLB trades, player evaluations, and team rankings. Pitches to him could include exclusive insights into potential future MLB trades or expert analysis of players' performances.
Given his focus on grading contracts and analyzing player performance, he may be interested in data-driven analyses or interviews with experts who can provide detailed statistical breakdowns relevant to the baseball industry.
Doolittle primarily focuses on US-based Major League Baseball (MLB), without a specific geographic focus within the United States.
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A tongue-in-cheek projection sent to me by a colleague a couple of days ago gets to the heart of how the American League standings look so far:
Cleveland acquired an elite defensive catcher from San Francisco. Which side fared best in the swap?
By: Bradford Doolittle
May 11, 2026, 04:33 AM Bradford Doolittle ESPN Staff ESPN
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By: Bradford Doolittle
CHICAGO -- The Royals-White Sox game at Rate Field was delayed for a brief time Wednesday after a fan fell into the Kansas City bullpen in right field.
We break down the early numbers on baseball's challenge system.
When we learned during spring training about Shohei Ohtani 's 2026 goal of winning the National League Cy Young Award, it was hard to know how realistic it was.
With Memorial Day weekend behind us, it's time to take our first look at the leaders for MVP, Cy Young and more.
By: Bradford Doolittle
When we learned during spring training about Shohei Ohtani's 2026 goal of winning the National League Cy Young Award, it was hard to know how realistic it was.
By: Bradford Doolittle
CHICAGO -- The Tigers placed starter Casey Mize on the IL with right adductor inflammation on Friday, the latest in a string of injuries that threaten to sink Detroit's once-promising season. The move was made retroactive to May 28.
