Jared Diamond is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He focuses on various aspects of sports, including major league sports, professional sports, and the business side of competitive sports. Jared's work has been featured in notable outlets such as MarketWatch, Fox Business Network, and Yahoo Sports.
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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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By: Jared Diamond
José Caballero has spent his entire career cultivating a reputation as the sport’s proudest pest. Now, the league is cracking down on his antics.
New York Yankees shortstop José Caballero might be the most universally disliked player in all of baseball.
Once paid like superstars and considered to be essential pieces of the bullpen, ninth-inning specialists are being replaced.
When Bryan Baker was growing up, the opening chords of Metallica's “Enter Sandman” served as the soundtrack to October.
Earlier this month, the Los Angeles Dodgers finally diagnosed the problem that had been plaguing Roki Sasaki ever since he arrived from Japan last year.
The Dodgers’ Roki Sasaki had been tipping his pitches. But a comical piece of equipment might be saving his season.
As it became clear that the Detroit Tigers were going to trade superstar pitcher Tarik Skubal, the question sweeping the baseball world was who was going to land him.
By: Jared Diamond
By adding the two-time reigning American League Cy Young Award winner, the Dodgers are poised to enter October in pursuit of a three-peat with one of the best pitching rotations in MLB history.
By: Jared Diamond
The small-market Brewers and Rays could have added Tarik Skubal at the trade deadline. He went to the one team that needed him least.
By: Jared Diamond
For the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays, every season follows the same heartbreaking formula.
