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Jordan Christopher Baker (born December 23, 1981) is an American umpire for Major League Baseball. [1] [2]At 6' 7", Baker is the tallest active MLB umpire. [3] Baker gained attention during the 2013 season for throwing wads of chewed gum onto the outfield grass after each half inning.
[1] [7] [19] In March 2018, he was cast as Jordan Baker on All American, [20] and filming for the pilot began two weeks later. [7] [21] Behling moved to Los Angeles in January 2018 when filming began, and after his finances ran low he began sleeping on a friend's floor.
Jordan Baker may refer to: Jordan Baker (The Great Gatsby), a character in the 1925 novel The Great Gatsby based on Edith Cummings; Jordan Baker (umpire) (born 1981), American umpire in Major League Baseball; Jordan Baker (soccer) (born 1996), Australian soccer player; Jordan Baker, American actor in Edward Albee's 1994 play Three Tall Women
Plate umpire Jordan Baker left Saturday’s Boston Red Sox-Toronto Blue Jays game after eight innings because of the impact of being struck by multiple foul tips and entered Major League Baseball ...
Much like when Billy Baker recruited Spencer James to come play for his football team way back when, Jordan Baker — who’s now coaching at South Crenshaw High — makes a similar offer to ...
The Chosen and the Beautiful is Nghi Vo's debut novel, published in 2021.The story is a fantasy retelling of the classic American novel The Great Gatsby (1925). It is narrated by Jordan Baker, a minor character in the original novel, re-imagined as a Vietnamese immigrant with suppressed magical powers.
Troy Harvey/The CW All American has returned for season 6 — and viewers are catching back up with characters after a nearly 2-year time jump. Warning: Spoilers Below for the season 6 premiere of ...
Unlike Jordan Baker, Cummings was never suspected of cheating. [49] The character's name is a play on two popular automobile brands, the Jordan Motor Car Company and the Baker Motor Vehicle, both of Cleveland, Ohio, [50] alluding to Jordan's "fast" reputation and the new freedom presented to American women, especially flappers, in the 1920s ...