Jessica Mendoza demoted at ESPN if anyone cares:
https://nypost.com/2020/02/07/jessica-m ... espn-role/

I wonder if Lauren "Shehottie" Shehadi is in the running to replace Jessica...she's been MIA from MLB Network from over a month...

Here are some more details about Jessica's next assignments with ESPN after leaving a front office position with the New York Mets:

https://awfulannouncing.com/mlb/jessica-mendoza-parts-ways-with-the-mets-gets-a-new-espn-contract-and-a-demotion-being-spun-as-a-promotion.html

With all of the shakeups happening inside the Mets organization following the firing of Carlos Beltran moments after the news about the Houston Astros sign stealing scandal first became public, it was a good thing Jessica managed to get out while she did.

The way I see it otherwise--to put it in simple terms, this is going to be quite a resume builder:

SportsCenter

ESPN Radio, where she really enjoys being on mornings with Golic and Wingo. She will also be heard again covering a majority of the MLB Playoffs each October and the World Series

Baseball Tonight: The Podcast with Buster Olney, featured on occasion when key baseball notes need to be explained more than what is aired typically on First Take or PTI.

Back on the baseball TV beat with some games during the week, basically replacing the analyst role left behind when David Ross became the manager of the Chicago Cubs.

Analyst for NCAA College World Series softball and reporting from Tokyo, Japan during the Olympic baseball and softball tournaments.

Basically, I don't get why this is all defined as a so-called "demotion." This is not what Jay Cutler did in leaving Fox before he announced a game and decided to join his wife for that E! reality series, which is all about Kristin and her girlfriends .

With all of the shakeups happening inside the Mets organization following the firing of Carlos Beltran moments after the news about the Houston Astros sign stealing scandal first became public, it was a good thing Jessica managed to get out while she did.

The way I see it otherwise--to put it in simple terms, this is going to be quite a resume builder:

SportsCenter

ESPN Radio, where she really enjoys being on mornings with Golic and Wingo. She will also be heard again covering a majority of the MLB Playoffs each October and the World Series

Baseball Tonight: The Podcast with Buster Olney, featured on occasion when key baseball notes need to be explained more than what is aired typically on First Take or PTI.

Back on the baseball TV beat with some games during the week, basically replacing the analyst role left behind when David Ross became the manager of the Chicago Cubs.

Analyst for NCAA College World Series softball and reporting from Tokyo, Japan during the Olympic baseball and softball tournaments.

Basically, I don't get why this is all defined as a so-called "demotion." This is not what Jay Cutler did in leaving Fox before he announced a game and decided to join his wife for that E! reality series, which is all about Kristin and her girlfriends .