Former Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. has reportedly signed with the New York Mets on a minor league deal, giving the big league veteran an opportunity to achieve a career milestone that once ...

Former MLB player Jackie Bradley Jr. learned the hard way about where you park your car during baseball activities this week. While working the 2025 NCAA tournament for ESPN this weekend, Bradley ...

It is not the splashy, pre-deadline acquisition fans are waiting for, but the Mets have added a longtime major leaguer as outfield depth. Jackie Bradley Jr., an 11-year pro who last played in the ...

Jackie Bradley Jr. is returning to college baseball in a new role. The former South Carolina Gamecocks star and two-time national champion has joined ESPN as a college baseball studio and game analyst ...

Former Boston Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. isn't currently playing in the majors, but he is still playing, and he's closing in on some history with the Long Island Ducks of the Independent ...

The Mets have reportedly agreed to a minor league deal with veteran outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. Sean W. Alcide was the first to report the news, which was later confirmed by Anthony DiComo of ...

The Indians are in desperate need of help for their outfield, and there's one player that might be available to the team for not a huge price, that being Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. The ...

As college baseball continues its meteoric rise in popularity, ESPN is ramping up its coverage. The network announced Thursday that it’s adding former MLB player and University of South Carolina ...

After more than a year out of Major League Baseball, Jackie Bradley Jr. is on the path back to the big leagues. On Tuesday, the former South Carolina baseball star signed a minor-league deal with the ...

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Former Boston Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. is making a return to baseball, not as a player, but as a studio and game analyst for ESPN’s SEC baseball coverage. “I’m honored to join ESPN and ...