Steven Marc Rosen Portfolio

STEVEN M. ROSENPortfolio

1. Resume 2. References

3. Letter of Recommendation – New York Knicks4. Letter of Recommendation – New York Yankees

5. The College of New Jersey Magazine Write-up 6. Major League Baseball Scout Certification

STEVEN M. ROSEN3151 Stillhouse Creek Drive, Apt 15120, Atlanta, GA 30339 | (201) 919-2344 | [email protected]

Objective: To continue a career path in the Professional Sports Industry that will allow me to build off my current experiences in player development and front office management.

EDUCATION

The College of New Jersey, Ewing, NJ August 2012 – May 2016Major: English with a Professional Writing MinorGPA: 3.12 Athletics: Varsity Baseball

WORK EXPERIENCE

New York Knicks - The Madison Square Garden Company, Tarrytown, New York September 2015-Basketball Operations Intern

Served as the sole intern for 2015 New York Knicks Basketball Operations at the Madison Square Garden Training Center and Front Office in Tarrytown, New York

Worked directly under three supervisors; Vice President of Player Development – Chris Bernard, Director of Scouting – Kristian Petesic, and Basketball Operations Coordinator – Brett Fuller

Assisted the Knicks Coaching Staff by creating play cards, scouting reports, personnel reports, and other daily tasks designed to help the team win basketball games

Completed daily projects assigned by Knicks Team President, General Manager, Assistant General Manager, and Director of Basketball Operations thoroughly with complete attention to detail

Created background reports on over 30 NCAA Division 1 College Basketball Players through newspaper archives and diligent research

Developed a complete day by day review and summary of the 2015 NBA Free Agent Moratorium Period Created and operated a Future Draft Pick Likelihood and Odds excel workbook Entered and organized all Knicks Basketball Operations invoices Developed own personal Amateur Basketball Scouting Scoring Scale based off MLB Scout Training and

Development program attended in Phoenix, Arizona.

New York Yankees - Trenton Thunder, Trenton, New Jersey March 2014-September 2015Video Operations Intern – Trackman Operator

Served as the assistant to New York Yankees Video Manager – Brady LaRuffa at Double A Trenton Responsible for operating Trackman, a 3D radar technology installed behind home plate used to

measure and objectively quantify aspects of baseball performance that the New York Yankees would use for player development and addressing player personnel decisions

Sorted 27 different data points per pitch for 160 Trenton Thunder home games over a two-year span Worked with New York Yankees Double A coaches, staff, and players by providing unique measured

data to improve player evaluation and development processes

Major League Baseball Scout School, Phoenix, Arizona October 2015MLB Certified Scout

Selected from a pool of 700 applicants to attend MLB Scout School created, designed, and taught by the Major League Baseball Scouting Bureau

Atlanta Braves HeadFirst Baseball Camp, Atlanta, Georgia Summer 2016Youth Baseball and Catching Coach

Received offer to work as a youth baseball coach for the 2016 Atlanta Braves Headfirst Baseball Camps

The College of New Jersey - Ewing, New Jersey January 2015-September 2015Inter Fraternal Council President

Responsible for promoting Greek Life and leading recruitment efforts to increase the overall population of Greek members amongst the student body at The College of New Jersey

Responsible for overseeing and governing ten fraternal organizations at The College of New Jersey

LEADERSHIP

Theta Nu Sigma Scholarship Recipient, the College of New Jersey April 2015 Awarded to one TCNJ student who showed outstanding excellence in the classroom combined with

exceptional fraternity leadership and community involvement

Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, the College of New Jersey October 2013 – PresentChapter President January 2014 – December 2014

Maintain chapter success by delegating responsibilities, organizing group work, and facilitating communication with campus leaders

Serve as a representative of over 60 men at various college events by encompassing an approachable attitude, offering unbiased advice and maintaining composure during pubic speaking events

Vice President of Recruitment October 2013-December 2013 Responsible for generating a list of potential new members Serve as the MO for Rush Events created to promote Phi Kappa Tau Run all aspects of new member recruiting

Student Government, the College of New Jersey September 2013-December 2013 Senator of the School of Education

Served as a liaison for the students enrolled in the School of Education and the Dean of Department

NCAA Division 3 Varsity Baseball, the College of New Jersey August 2013 – September 2014 Varsity Baseball Player

Catcher for the College of New Jersey Varsity Baseball Team Worked together with teammates for one common goal

Steven Marc Rosen3151 Stillhouse Creek Drive

Apt 15120, Atlanta, GA 30339201-919-2344

[email protected]

References:

Chris BernardVice President – Player Development New York Knicks – Madison Square Garden Company711 Old Saw Mill River RoadTarrytown, New York [email protected]

Relationship: Supervisor at New York Knicks from 9/1/2015-12/31/2015

Brett FullerBasketball Operations Coordinator New York Knicks – Madison Square Garden Company711 Old Saw Mill River RoadTarrytown, New York [email protected]


Kristian PetesicDirector of Scouting and Administration New York Knicks – Madison Square Garden Company711 Old Saw Mill River RoadTarrytown, New York [email protected]


Brady LaRuffaNew York Yankees Video ManagerNew York YankeesPlayer Development and Scouting Complex3102 N. Hilmes Avenue Tampa, Florida [email protected]

Relationship: Supervisor at New York Yankees/Trenton Thunder from 3/2014-9/2015

The College of New Jersey Official WebsiteStory by TCNJ Writer Brandon Gould

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“After spending his freshman year playing on the TCNJ baseball team, senior English major Steven Rosen decided to take a different approach to the world of sports. Rosen began a career in coaching at Hamilton West High School before receiving an internship with

the Trenton Thunder—a minor league affiliate of the New York Yankees. While juggling his responsibility as the president of Phi Kappa Tau and the president of the Interfraternal Council at the

college, Rosen served as the Thunder’s video intern for two years. Rosen was also chosen as one of 100 candidates to attend the first

public Major League Baseball Scout Development School in Phoenix, Ariz., which led him to apply for a basketball operations internship

with the New York Knicks. There, Rosen approached his boss, Knicks Vice President of Player Development Chris Bernard, with the idea

to put together a special surprise for Rosen's best friend and roommate, Chris Napoli—a current TCNJ student who is battling Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Bernard awarded Steven and Chris with court-

side tickets, on-court passes, and a chance to meet players at the Knicks vs. Nets game at Madison Square Garden. The night was a

well-deserved experience for Napoli, who has worked hard to raise over $2,000 for the HackensackUMC Foundation and its Tackle Kid's Cancer campaign and Rosen was grateful he was able to reward his

best friend for his service.“To be honest, from the very first day (with the Knicks) I made jokes with Chris about trying to pull something off for him," Rosen says.

“So to see his face when I was actually able to surprise him outside of Madison Square Garden that night was something I'll never

forget.”

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