Theo Epstein
Theo Epstein is a prominent figure in Major League Baseball, best known for his role as the architect behind the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs' World Series victories. A pioneer of the analytical movement in baseball, Epstein has been instrumental in using data to reshape team strategies and performance. After stepping down from his executive role in 2020, he took on a new position with MLB focused on restoring the aesthetic and entertainment value of the game, highlighting the need for balance between analytics and the sport's traditional appeal.
Born on Dec 15, 1973 (51 years old)
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Theo Epstein, a pioneer of the analytical movement in baseball, guided the Red Sox and Cubs to memorable World Series titles.
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