Jay Jaffe is a Senior Writer at FanGraphs. He specializes in competitive sports, sports business, and team sports, bringing a keen analytical perspective to his coverage. Jay is also featured in Ottoneu, Inc. and Lookout Landing.
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Jay Jaffe's coverage predominantly focuses on baseball, particularly the Hall of Fame and player analysis. Journalists and experts who can provide insights into the careers, achievements, and impact of baseball players within the context of the Hall of Fame would likely resonate with his coverage.
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The battle-tested 35-year-old will head a rotation that has been hit hard by injuries.
Though he’s struggled to live up to last year’s long-awaited breakout, Adell could help in a platoon capacity.
By: Jay Jaffe
Armed with one of the best farm systems, the owners of the majors’ best record fortified both ends of their pitching staff.
Jay Jaffe FanGraphs Chat – 8/4/26
The Red Sox’s aggressive deal for the three-time All-Star made sense, but it’s rare for an incoming catcher even to propel a contender to the World Series, let alone win one.
The 42-year-old righty climbed into the all-time top 10, while Aaron Nola, Gerrit Cole, and Jacob Misiorowski reached notable milestones as well.
Whatever it is, it’s catching.
With Will Smith injured, the 25-year-old backstop has caught everybody’s attention this season, but not always for the right reasons.
Lost somewhere between the dog days and the stretch run.
By: Jay Jaffe
The four-time All-Star and two-time Cy Young runner-up left an indelible mark on the game with his comeback from the first ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction.
