Jordan Moore

Outlaw gold baseball pants 🤮

@Buster_ESPN How did the GM of the Boston Red Sox not build a lineup with competent right handed bats meant for Fenway Park?

The Red Sox are looking for a right-handed hitter, but as rival execs note, it's a really tough fix to make it on the fly. There are very few options available for a legit RH hitter this early unless you are willing to overpay, and assuming it's a 2B or 3B, then the FO will have to wave the white flag to some degree with Durbin, who was such an important part of the FO vision.

If you haven’t watched Georgia Tech’s catcher Vahn Lackey play, you’re missing out. He’s one of the best college baseball players I’ve ever seen. I would give up a lot to draft him if I were a MLB GM.

Whatever happened to those baseball figurines we used to collect as a kid? I miss those things. The type of nostalgia that makes me miss my childhood.

@KPG_LAD50 aside from the Red Sox

@iJordanMoore Dodgers own the East ➡️

Crazy AL East fact: Every team in the division has reached a World Series against the Dodgers since the Orioles last won a playoff game. 2025: Dodgers beat Blue Jays 2024: Dodgers beat Yankees 2020: Dodgers beat Rays 2018: Red Sox beat Dodgers 2014: Orioles last playoff win

@keelonsburner I’ll do a master list once the baseball field is announced.

@iJordanMoore Add softball and women’s basketball

The only schools with a chance to make the postseason in football, men’s basketball and baseball: • Alabama • Georgia • Vanderbilt • TCU • Troy • Yale • Texas • Michigan • Nebraska • Miami (Florida) • Clemson • Miami (Ohio) • Virginia • Tennessee • Kennessaw State* • UConn* • Iowa* • Ohio State* *still alive but not projected to make field of 64 baseball tournament

@KUandUofAfan @awally8 That’s their fault that they declined the postseason spot then. Never technically participated.

@iJordanMoore @awally8 If you're going to have a list like this, then it needs to include schools that were offered a bowl spot but declined it.

This man was just trying to see his son after his last college baseball game. They’d have to handcuff me and drag me outta there.

@awally8 Yep. Only Alabama, Georgia, Miami (FL), Ohio State and Yale would be the list if we’re just talking about who also made the CFP playoff and FCS playoff.

@iJordanMoore I assume post season in football means that they were bowl eligible?

College athletics is so crazy now. Cal baseball, a team located on the Pacific coast but somehow in the ACC, flew to Charlotte, North Carolina for a single-elimination conference tournament game against Stanford… a school 90 minutes from their campus. They traveled 2,715 miles across the country to play a regional rival, lost one game, then had to hop on a 5.5-hour flight back to California 😂

@JacksonBig12 @gin_clair Honestly a perfect way to describe it 😂 Only, you’d do that in travel ball to play at a field built in 1832 and no chalk lines.

@iJordanMoore @gin_clair Average travel ball tournament

@enlightenupper That’s also absolutely ridiculous.

@iJordanMoore You got Rutgers in NJ playing UCLA In CA Get over it, it’s the new normal

@DepressedCalFan fair

@iJordanMoore looks like someone forgot about calimony

making $16m less per year to go back to the pac “for financial purposes”

@thehighport That’s what college athletics are now.

@iJordanMoore It really is dumb. Pro sports rarely have that kind of travel.

@InsightsCollege PAC or Big 12 or something. It’s pitiful.

@iJordanMoore Help it make sense. What is the chance that both schools return to the New PAC-12

@DepressedCalFan incorrect. Cal initially took a massive financial cut. They agreed to a dramatically reduced media rights share of roughly 30% for its first seven years in the conference to secure their spot. They are not making money in the ACC and will not anytime soon.

@iJordanMoore cal made about $50m more in revenue than osu. even factoring in the extra costs of the acc, cal made tens of millions more than they would’ve in the pac along with having way more exposure. but sure, the pac is better financially.

@GhostofGarbers @DepressedCalFan $4M is not a lot 😂😂

@iJordanMoore @DepressedCalFan In Cal’s final year in the Pac-12, the athletic department spent $10.3 million on team travel. In its first year in the ACC, that jumped to about $14.3 million. So a $4 million increase. And we’re making $16 million more in the ACC. This isn’t that hard.

@GhostofGarbers @LJMaximo Cal makes $16M more in the ACC than Pac 12 but spent $14.3 million on team travel during its first year in the ACC.

@iJordanMoore @LJMaximo I implore you to actually do your homework on what Cal’s finances are in the ACC vs Pac-12 and then come back to me. ACC brings in more on a net basis and it’s not even close. These takes are just lazy.