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Former ETBU standout Sayers Collins was selected to the D3baseball.com 50th Anniversary First Team, capping a five‑year career that helped the university capture two NCAA regional titles and set numerous school records.
Dutchess Community College has named Randy Delanoy as its new head baseball coach, highlighting his championship pedigree, extensive mentoring background, and plans for a new turf facility that will bolster the program and attract student‑athletes.
The San Francisco Giants continue to reshape their minor‑league pipeline, promoting top talent and showcasing impressive offensive and pitching outings across multiple levels.
Former MLB pitcher Shane Greene details the Los Angeles Dodgers' systematic approach to player development, highlighting rapid fixes that elevated Tyler Anderson, Evan Phillips, Ryan Brasier, Anthony Banda and others.
The Marblehead Youth Baseball 11-year-old all-stars concluded a successful summer with a runner-up finish in the Bay State League, highlighting a season of development, teamwork, and community pride.
From August 6‑9, top American Legion teams from the Northeast and Mid‑Atlantic will compete in Worcester, Massachusetts, with the winners moving on to the World Series in Shelby, North Carolina.
Scott Coppola, a four‑year letterwinner and two‑time captain for Hofstra baseball, died unexpectedly at 49. His family, funeral details, and the university’s remembrance are outlined below.
Aaron Judge has been cleared for light activity after a rib fracture, but his return date is still unclear. Manager Aaron Boone outlined the limited workload he can handle, while the Yankees adjust their roster in his absence.
The 2026 season of the Electric Works Co‑Ed Summer Baseball League culminated in a championship weekend where Angeles Taproom secured the Majors Division title with a flawless record, a tribute to coaches, volunteers and the local community, and a promise of future play.
Florida A&M University’s baseball program celebrates the inclusion of William Brown, Caleb Granger, Jay Campbell and Jackson McKenzie in the 2026 HBCU Swingman Classic, an event organized by Ken Griffey Jr. that offers HBCU athletes a unique platform to compete and connect with MLB legends.
The Baltimore Orioles traded away several core players at the deadline, retained a promising starter, and acquired new prospects as they aim for a playoff push in the season's final stretch.
The Electric Works Co‑Ed Summer Baseball League concluded its 2026 season with PA Power securing the Minors Division championship after a commanding 13‑1‑1 postseason run under head coach Kyle Crabtree.
Dean Prentiss, a record‑setting baseball player from Drewsville, New Hampshire, passed away after a long fight with cancer. His achievements at Plymouth State University, contributions to cancer research, and dedication to family and community are remembered across the region.
The first women’s professional baseball league in the U.S. in over 70 years debuted on August 1, showcasing four teams and nine Latina players who are rewriting the sport’s narrative.
After winning the Louisiana Little League State Championship, AP Baseball will compete in the Southwest Regional Tournament in Waco, Texas, with its opening game against Arkansas scheduled for Thursday at 1 p.m., broadcast live on ESPN+ and accompanied by a community watch party at Walk‑On’s Sports Bistreaux in Gonzales.
After capturing the Louisiana state title, the 12U AP Baseball squad heads to Waco, Texas, for the Southwest Regional Tournament, with fans gathering at a local bistro to cheer them on.
Casey Opitz, a former Arkansas Razorbacks catcher, is back on campus in a new analytical role, bringing his professional background and brotherly connections to the team's offensive strategy.
A look at the five local baseball teams that posted at least twenty victories, the 24‑player all‑area squad, and the standout performances that defined the 2026 season.
Baseball Savant’s Statcast system translates every swing, pitch and fielding action into precise data, offering new ways to measure hard‑hit balls, batter performance and defensive skill.
The 2026 trade deadline saw a flurry of moves that spotlighted a new generation of talent, from injury‑plagued starters to power‑hitting outfielders. This analysis breaks down the most compelling prospects and what their trajectories could mean for the league.
A look at the most impactful trades ahead of the deadline, highlighting how clubs are swapping established players for high‑upside prospects and the early returns that could shape the postseason.
The Miami Marlins added ten players at the trade deadline, aiming to reinforce every layer of the roster while preserving playoff contention. President Peter Bendix remains confident the team can translate these upgrades into a sustained postseason run, especially as they prepare to face the Atlanta Braves.
The upcoming training camp in Cary will feature intensive drills, intrasquad scrimmages and performance assessments, culminating in a 20‑player squad that will represent the United States at the WBSC U‑15 Baseball World Cup in Mérida, Mexico.
Record temperatures forced the Korea Baseball Organization to cancel two days of matches, prompting emergency safety reviews.