NEW YORK (AP) — Rachel Balkovec was introduced as manager of the New York Yankees’ Low A affiliate in the Florida State League.
In taking over the Tampa Tarpons, Balkovec will become the first female manager in the history of affiliated baseball, an appointment 10 years in the making for the former college softball player. Balkovec said her story is “the American dream,” and that she’s excited to take charge of the clubhouse.
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman says “the sky’s the limit” for the 34-year-old Balkovec, who has two master’s degrees and hopes to one day become a general manager herself.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — State officials have confirmed that the disruption of Maryland's reporting of COVID-19 data last month was caused by a ransomware attack. Chip Stewart, the state's chief information security officer, said Wednesday the state has not paid extortion demands for the attack, which began on Dec. 4. Stewart declined to talk about any motive for the cyberattack on the state health department. As a result of containment […]
