Rob Neyer

Rob Neyer (Portland Oregon, USA), is one of baseball's most respected writers and analysts, began his career in 1989, working for legendary sabermetrician (and now Red Sox executive) Bill James. Rob spent four years with James, then worked as an editor and writer for STATS, Inc. In 1996, Rob was hired by Paul Allen's Starwave Corporation, which had just begun to publish ESPNet SportsZone, the precursor to ESPN.com, the most popular sports-related Website in the world. These days, Rob writes at least four times a week for ESPN.com, and he's also authored or co-authored roughly a dozen books, including his latest, The Neyer/James Guide to Pitchers. Rob's extensive knowledge and experiences allow him to offer perspectives from both "inside" and "outside," resulting in a nuanced view that is rare among those connected to the game.

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Here are a few graduates of our Sports Business Management Course:

Paul Epstein, Director of Ticket Sales & Premium Seating at Maloof Sports & Entertainment/Sacramento Kings

Alexa Atria, New York Yankees Senior Account Executive & Sponsorship Services

Jake Sanders, New Orleans Hornets

Taylore Scott, Dallas Cowboys

Nathan Reid, Kansas City Chiefs, Account Executive

Tyson Lamp, San Francisco 49'ers

Tanya Nazarian, Monumental Sports & Entertainment, Regional Sales Mgr.
(Monumental operates NBA's Washington Wizards, NHL's Washington Capitals, and the WNBA's Washington Mystics)

Mike Spence, Erie Seawolves Account Executive

Ryan Latham, Tacoma Rainiers Group Events Coordinator

Jon Bruenig, Grand Prarie Storm Director of Marketing

Danny Wyatt Jr., Reading Phillies Associate

Casey Murch, Allen Americans Account Executive

Johnny Rowe, Nashville Soul GM

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