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Rockies tab Paul DePodesta

Browns Chief Strategy Officer Paul DePodesta leaves to become head of baseball operations for the Colorado Rockies

Paul DePodesta, the Cleveland Browns’ Chief Strategy Officer since 2016, is headed back to baseball with the Browns at 2-6 and searching for answers.

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Browns owner Jimmy Haslam gives statement on Paul DePodesta leaving for Rockies

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Browns' Paul DePodesta returning to MLB as Rockies' head of baseball operations

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Rockies to hire Browns’ Paul DePodesta as head of baseball operations: Sources

In a stunning career shift, Paul DePodesta soon will leave the Cleveland Browns to become the Colorado Rockies’ head of baseball operations, according to sources briefed on the move.

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Browns front office just saw a significant shakeup near the top

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Rockies hire DePodesta, of Moneyball fame, to head baseball operations

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Rockies hire ex-A’s exec Paul DePodesta to run their baseball operations

DePodesta was featured heavily in Michael Lewis’ bestselling book “Moneyball,” which was then turned into a movie.

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Paul DePodesta to be named Rockies’ head of baseball operations, source says

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Rockies hiring Paul DePodesta from Browns to run baseball operations, AP source says

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Data Dump: Where the Browns rank across analytics as Chief Strategist Paul DePodesta exits

The Cleveland Browns are one of the worsts teams in the NFL according to various metrics and analytics. Paul DePodesta exits unceremoniously

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Dee and Jimmy Haslam: We appreciate the valued role Paul DePodesta played in our organization

The Browns officially announced Paul DePodesta's departure from the organization on Friday, after reports emerged on Thursday that the chief strategy officer was being hired by MLB's Colorado Rockies.

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In Joining Rockies Paul DePodesta Trades Bad NFL Team for Worst MLB Team

In hiring Paul DePodesta, the Colorado Rockies did two things. First, they pulled of the coup of the offseason. Second, they got someone who knows who to turn small market baseball teams into big-time winners.