My healthy: Jessica Mendoza
How the Sunday Night Baseball analyst still trains like an Olympian
Olympic softball gold medalist Jessica Mendoza made history in 2015 when she became the first female commentator in MLB postseason history. Earlier this year, she increased her impact on the male-dominated industry by joining the New York Mets front office as an advisor, where she helps to evaluate players, construct rosters, and more.
Mendoza, who hails from Camarillo, California, will be part of ESPN’s broadcast team for the July 2019 MLB All-Star Home Run Derby for the fifth time. Though she’s constantly traveling, the 38-year-old ESPN analyst still finds time for fitness.
Here, Mendoza’s must-have workout equipment, snack, and more:
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