On the heels of Max Fried and Joc Pederson winning a Championship, Jewish Baseball is already off to a busy start. A Mazel Tov to Fried who won his first Gold Glove Award and Silver Slugger Award! The winning pitcher of the World Series is having quite the offseason. Pederson declined his $10M mutual option…

The Great Rabbino sits with Vanderbilt’s Jack Lieb before their season opener to discuss his work, the season, and how he got to where he is now.

While earlier in the playoffs Joc Pederson was the topic of conversation, Max Fried was the game 6 and closing out game of the World Series winner! A historic moment in baseball and especially for Jews in Baseball!

Rabbi Fine’s nemesis makes his way to 2econd Wrestling to settle some unfinished business.

JewishBaseballNews.com is reporting that we can welcome Eli Morgan to the list of Jewish Major Leaguers. Morgan of the Cleveland Indians is the second player to debut this season, the other was Scott Effross. Baruch Ha’Ba and welcome to the crew!

Mazel Tov to Dolph Schayes on being named to the NBA’s 75 Anniversary team. Schayes was also included in the top 50. The only other Jewish player with some sort of consideration would be Amare Stoudemire but his omission was not surprising. Here is the full team https://www.nba.com/75.