Jesse Rogers, an esteemed sports journalist and commentator, has been a prominent figure at ESPN since 2009. His journey with the sports media giant began as a writer for ESPN Chicago, where he specialized in covering the Blackhawks and the Chicago Cubs. Rogers swiftly made a mark with his insightful commentary and in-depth analysis of Major League Baseball (MLB) for ESPN.com and ESPN Radio, notably contributing to ESPN 1000 in Chicago.

As a versatile sports personality, Rogers is a familiar voice on ESPN’s various platforms. His expertise extends to providing compelling Major League Baseball commentary and analysis, earning him a reputation as a trusted source for sports enthusiasts. Regularly featured as a correspondent on flagship ESPN shows such as SportsCenter, Baseball Tonight, and other studio productions, Rogers brings his keen insights to the forefront, particularly when covering MLB and the Chicago Cubs.

In 2018, Jesse Rogers added “author” to his list of accomplishments with the publication of his book, “Try Not to Suck: The Exceptional, Extraordinary Baseball Life of Joe Maddon.” Co-authored with Bill Chastain, the book delves into the remarkable journey of Joe Maddon, offering readers a captivating glimpse into the life of the acclaimed baseball figure.

Jesse Rogers continues to play a pivotal role in the sports journalism landscape, combining his passion for baseball with a knack for storytelling, making him a respected figure in the world of sports media.