Theo Epstein is a prominent baseball executive known for his innovative approach to team management. He gained fame as the General Manager of the Boston Red Sox, where he helped break the team's 86-year championship drought by winning the World Series in 2004. Epstein later joined the Chicago Cubs, leading them to their first championship in 108 years in 2016. Epstein is recognized for his emphasis on data analysis and player development, which transformed how teams evaluate talent. His success has made him a respected figure in Major League Baseball, influencing the strategies of many organizations across the sport.