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Paul DePodesta brings classes from Mets as he leaves the NFL for Rockies
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Paul DePodesta brings classes from Mets as he leaves the NFL for Rockies

Last updated: November 12, 2025 3:10 am
Editorial Board Published November 12, 2025
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LAS VEGAS — A couple of years in the past, Paul DePodesta was having lunch with a few of his Cleveland Browns colleagues when the dialog turned to baseball. The group was lamenting the state of the game on the time. The video games have been too lengthy and the strikeouts have been too frequent. The group turned quiet for a second, till somebody broke the silence by saying, “Yeah, thanks, Paul.”

Even in soccer, DePodesta was being blamed for the demise of baseball.

DePodesta, of “Moneyball” fame, is again in baseball after a 10-year stint within the NFL with the Browns. The Colorado Rockies just lately tapped him to move up their baseball operations division, his first job in baseball since he left the Mets in 2016. On condition that his final cease within the sport was in Queens, he’s taking classes realized from his time with the Mets and his years working with former common supervisor Sandy Alderson with him in his new position with the Rockies.

“I think we were able to sort of build it the right way there,” DePodesta stated Tuesday on the MLB common supervisor conferences in Las Vegas. “I think I was really proud of what we were able to do over the course of those years, getting to the World Series, and they were still certainly competitive after that. There were some challenging moments in there, and some obstacles that we had to overcome during those years. But I think there was a lot that I’d like to be able to replicate.”

You may bear in mind a number of the prospects that got here out of the Mets’ minor league system DePodesta oversaw: Jeurys Familia, Brandon Nimmo, Wilmer Flores, Travid d’Arnaud, and all the vaunted “Five Aces,” Zack Wheeler, Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Steven Matz and Noah Syndergaard.

Replicating any type of success received’t come simple with the Rockies. They haven’t received greater than 74 video games since 2018, their house owners don’t spend money on the workforce, and the altitude makes it almost unattainable to lure free agent pitchers to Denver, putting the pitching onus on a farm system that isn’t extremely regarded.

The sport has modified because the final time DePodesta was in it, and it seems as if it’s handed the Rockies by fully. DePodesta will draw closely on his participant growth background with the Mets to attempt to transfer the Rockies ahead, although he acknowledges that growth philosophies have modified drastically within the decade he was out of the sport.

There are extra individuals concerned at each degree of the sport. Extra specialised roles, and extra customized teaching, one thing he realized from his teenage sons enjoying baseball. There’s additionally extra know-how and extra info than ever.

“There was a time in baseball that I remember well, where the idea of changing someone’s delivery or changing their pitch repertoire, I mean, that was sort of taboo,” he stated. “Perhaps you had a changeup, or one thing like that, however altering the form of someone’s breaking ball or giving them different pitches, or actually altering their supply? It was like, ‘Hey, this is the guy we scouted and drafted, and you don’t wish to damage him, or one thing like that by altering an excessive amount of.’

“Nowadays, I think players almost expect it. It’s, ‘Hey, how are you going to optimize me in all those phases, with my pitch mix, with my delivery, etc?’ So I think that’s been, that’s been a sea of change in the game.”

DePodesta was as soon as thought of chilly and calculating, along with his critics saying he did not see the human factor of the sport. He was accused of ruining the sport. His fame overshadowed his efforts as the overall supervisor of the Los Angeles Dodgers. He now admits he didn’t deal with it properly.

The factor about DePodesta is that his fame is all the time going to comply with him. No different baseball govt has been performed by Jonah Hill in a field workplace hit. Books have been written on different common managers, however few have had the attain of “Moneyball.”

“When I first took the job, what I was concerned about was that it would become about me,” he stated. “I don’t suppose it ought to ever be about me. It shouldn’t be concerning the common supervisor, it needs to be concerning the workforce, proper? I used to be very acutely aware throughout these years of making an attempt to make it concerning the workforce and never making an attempt to make it about me.

“But I did not do that effectively, like at all.”

By the point Alderson introduced him to the Mets, his star had lengthy since pale. Perhaps he wanted the anonymity afforded by a behind-the-scenes position in participant growth. The know-how he as soon as championed and the analytical information has now exploded in baseball.

“I think this was a wave that was inevitable,” he stated. “Even without me, or without anything we did in Oakland, I think it was the advancement of technology: What was possible, what was possible to measure, what was possible in terms of gaining information to help you make a decision.”

The human factor continues to be there, and so are the editorials about how analytics are slowly killing the sport. But in some way the sport has survived, and one among its most notable figures is again in it. At almost 53, DePodesta is able to revive the Rockies.

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