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Former Red Sox champion, Gold Glover lands new gig with ESPN
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Jackie Bradley Jr. will bring his baseball knowledge to ESPN as a college baseball analyst.
The former Boston Red Sox outfielder and World Series champion was hired by the network to be a studio analyst alongside Tom Hart and Kyle Peterson.
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"I'm honored to join ESPN and can't wait to get started covering the game that I love," Bradley said in a statement. "College baseball has grown a ton since I was at South Carolina, and I hope I can contribute to the sport's continued growth and popularity through our coverage of the student-athletes who give it their all."
Bradley spent 11 seasons in MLB including parts of nine years with the Red Sox. He won two World Series in Boston and was named the 2018 American League Championship Series MVP.
The 2018 Gold Glove winner also saw success at the college level while he was at South Carolina and was named the Most Outstanding Player in the 2010 College World Series.
While Bradley hasn't officially retired from MLB , he hasn't played in the big leagues since 2023 when he was a member of the Kansas City Royals .
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Bradley will make his debut on May 9 when No. 6 Tennessee hosts No. 9 Vanderbilt.
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