ADAM PINTAR

The Indianapolis Indians’ 2018 intern class started this month and most of the group of 14 will be with the team until mid-September. In the spirit of things, here are some tips that can help you land an internship in sports that often leads to that coveted full time career in the industry. Establish connections It’s always humbling when someone shoots me an email or gets a hold of me on Instagram seeking coffee or a job shadow to see a little more of what I do. I’ve recogni

With low pay and almost unprecedented long hours, Minor League Baseball may not seem like a great place to start in the job market. But, in 2012 when I had the opportunity to leave my agency job for a one in sports, I knew it was the right decision for my 24-year-old self. Here are five reasons why working for the Triple-A Indianapolis Indians was the best way to start my career. Work hard, play hard My first job with the Indians was an internship in 2011. Tarp pulls at 7:0

First and foremost, I set out to write this blog to give me something productive to do in the offseason. I studied journalism in school and I started “Cold Coffee” to allow me an outlet to continue some of the writing and storytelling I used to do much more of. The life of a minor league front office member is unique and I hope whoever stumbles across this blog may find some interest in what I have to say. Why "Cold Coffee"? There’s an idiom in American sports that refers