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I have to vent...Tuned in to a Dodger game for the first time this year and heard the worst announcer ever! Turns out to be Jessica Mendoza. I absolutely could not stand listening to Orel Hershiser but she is way worse. Reply. Replies (10) US Marine Corps Fan. South Florida.

The 2022 MLB season is getting close to the halfway point, and several teams are making a push to win a world championship. As of right now, which team has the best chance to win the World Series? PopCulture.com exclusively spoke to ESPN MLB analyst Jessica Mendoza, who said the New York Yankees have the best chance to win it all. But she also has her eye on the Boston Red Sox.

Jessica Mendoza made history in 2015 when she became the first female commentator for a Major League Baseball game in the history of ESPN. Because of that, it's no surprise that the 41-year-old softball star made history again earlier this year by becoming the first female analyst on a Los Angeles Dodgers broadcast as she was hired by Spectrum SportsNet LA to be a television analyst. In an exclusive interview with PopCulture.com, Mendoza talked about commentating on Dodgers games.

Jessica Mendoza was one of the top softball stars in the world at one point after winning a gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. But while she spent time in the National Pro Fastpitch league, Mendoza knows the sport can have a strong pro league in the foreseeable future. In an exclusive interview with PopCulture.com, Mendoza talked about how softball will grow in the next decade.

Last week, the Oklahoma softball team wrapped up its sweep of Texas in the 2022 Women's College World Series behind the legendary bat of Jocelyn Alo. On Friday afternoon, ESPN's Jessica Mendoza chatted with Yardbarker about the Sooners' run to the title, Alo's record-breaking career and her own memories during her time playing in the World Series, as well as for Team USA. Mendoza also discussed the upcoming 50th anniversary of Title IX and her recent partnership with TIAA, a leading provider of secure retirements.

Devon, Pa. – June 3, 2022 – International show jumping competition at the 2022 Devon Horse Show picked back up Friday evening with the $37,000 Devon Speed Derby CSI4*. A decorated field of 21 athletes and their competitive mounts took to the Dixon Oval to vie for top honors in the single-round, faults converted speed competition. By the conclusion of the class, it was Great Britain’s Jessica Mendoza and Dublin who emerged victorious.

Devon, Pa. – May 31, 2022 – International show jumping competition kicked off at the 2022 Devon Horse Show Tuesday, May 31, welcoming a field of talented athletes and their mounts to the iconic Dixon Oval for the $50,000 Jet Run Devon Welcome Stake CSI4*. Out of the 22 starters representing six different nations, just nine navigated clear efforts to advance to the jump off. At the conclusion of the class, it was Great Britain’s Jessica Mendoza and her very own mount Play who emerged victorious to take home the Devon blue.

Dodgers fans have noticed a big change to the team’s road television broadcasts this year. When LA hits the road, fans don’t get their daily dose of Joe and Orel. Prior to the start of the season, SportsNet LA announced that they’re employing a rotation of Eric Karros, Dontrelle Willis, and Jessica Mendoza alongside Davis for LA road games.

Paired with Joe Davis, Jessica Mendoza is both entertaining and informative while working select road games on the Dodgers TV broadcasts.

Adrián Gonzalez, Eric Karros, Jessica Mendoza, José Mota and Dontrelle Willis were announced as new additions to the Los Angeles Dodgers broadcast crew. They will hold various roles across Spectrum SportsNet LA, AM 570 L.A. Sports Radio and KTNQ 1020 AM. The Dodgers broadcast team returns Hall of...

Former Olympic softball player and ESPN broadcaster Jessica Mendoza joins a reconfigured Dodgers TV and radio coverage team for the 2022 season.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have made some significant additions for their local broadcasts this year on Spectrum SportsNet LA, English-language radio partner AM 570 LA Sports, and Spanish-language radio partner KTNQ 1020 AM. The team announced five new hires Monday, including ESPN MLB analyst Jessica Mendoza, former players Adrián González, Eric Karros, and Dontrelle Willis, and prominent former Los Angeles Angels announcer José Mota. Here’s more on that from a release: