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Ken Rosenthal

Ken Rosenthal is a prominent American sportswriter and reporter recognized for his extensive coverage of Major League Baseball. He has been a field reporter for Fox MLB since 2005. Rosenthal also served as an in-studio reporter for MLB Network from 2009 to 2022. Since 2017, he has been a senior baseball writer for The Athletic, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the sport.

2 hours ago : Ken Rosenthal to Cover Dodgers-Blue Jays World Series on FOX; Kendrick Lamar to Appear

Ken Rosenthal will cover the Dodgers-Blue Jays World Series broadcast on FOX. The broadcast will also include an appearance from Kendrick Lamar. Fans can watch on TV and online.

September 19, 1962: Ken Rosenthal's Birth

On September 19, 1962, Ken Rosenthal, an American sportswriter and reporter, was born.

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1984: Graduation from the University of Pennsylvania

In 1984, Ken Rosenthal graduated from the University of Pennsylvania.

1984: Joined York Daily Record

In 1984, Ken Rosenthal joined the York Daily Record after serving as an intern covering sports for Newsday on Long Island.

1987: Employed by the Baltimore Sun

In 1987, Ken Rosenthal was employed by the Baltimore Sun.

1990: Contribution to Sports Illustrated

From 1990, Ken Rosenthal contributed to Sports Illustrated, providing weekly notes during baseball season.

2000: End of Tenure at Baltimore Sun and Sports Illustrated

In 2000, Ken Rosenthal's tenure at both the Baltimore Sun and Sports Illustrated concluded.

2005: Field Reporter for Fox Major League Baseball

In 2005, Ken Rosenthal became a field reporter for Fox Major League Baseball.

2005: End of Tenure at The Sporting News

In 2005, Ken Rosenthal ended his five-year tenure at The Sporting News.

2005: Joined Fox Sports

In 2005, Ken Rosenthal joined Fox Sports.

2009: In-Studio Reporter for MLB Network

In 2009, Ken Rosenthal became an in-studio reporter for MLB Network.

2009: Joined MLB Network

In 2009, Ken Rosenthal joined MLB Network as a "baseball insider."

2015: Sports Emmy Award

In 2015, Ken Rosenthal won the Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Sports Reporter for his work with Fox Sports and MLB Network.

2016: Sports Emmy Award

In 2016, Ken Rosenthal won the Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Sports Reporter for his work with Fox Sports and MLB Network.

June 2017: FoxSports.com Eliminated Writing Staff

In June 2017, FoxSports.com eliminated its writing staff to focus on video, which left Ken Rosenthal without an editorial home, causing him to begin posting stories on his page.

August 2017: Senior Baseball Writer for The Athletic

In August 2017, Ken Rosenthal became a senior baseball writer for The Athletic.

August 2017: Joined The Athletic

In August 2017, Ken Rosenthal joined The Athletic as a senior baseball writer.

2017: Astros Sign Stealing

During the 2017 MLB season, the Houston Astros used a camera in center field to see what signal the catcher was giving, then banged on a metal trash can to relay it to the batter. This information was reported on November 12, 2019 by Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich. MLB quickly launched an investigation following this.

November 12, 2019: Broke Houston Astros Sign Stealing Scandal

On November 12, 2019, Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich were the first to break the news on the Houston Astros sign stealing scandal, reporting that during the 2017 MLB season, the Astros used a camera in center field to see what signal the catcher was giving, then banged on a metal trash can to relay it to the batter. MLB quickly launched an investigation following this.

January 2022: End of Stint with MLB Network

In January 2022, Ken Rosenthal's stint with MLB Network ended after more than twelve years.

2022: Departure from MLB Network

In 2022, Ken Rosenthal left his position as an in-studio reporter for MLB Network.