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The Remsen St. Mary’s Hawks clinched their eleventh consecutive trip to the Iowa State Baseball Tournament, finishing the regular season at 21‑6 and preparing to face North Linn on Monday.
Lance Hartley, a 6‑5, 228‑pound pitcher from Cameron, was selected in the 12th round of the MLB draft by the Kansas City Royals, a move that follows a hybrid Tommy John procedure and a standout college career.
The University of Memphis baseball program received the 2025‑26 ABCA Team Academic Excellence Award after posting a 3.556 cumulative GPA, with a 3.619 mark in the Fall 2025 semester that set a new school record.
The Orleans Firebirds faced the Wareham Gatemen under smoky skies, falling 6‑2 despite a solid offensive effort.
A group of Florida Gators baseball players have agreed to professional contracts with Major League Baseball teams, collectively earning over $6.7 million in signing bonuses.
With attendance at a record high and payroll gaps widening, the league’s push for a salary cap has ignited a fierce dispute ahead of a looming lockout.
The growing presence of young women at American Legion Baseball games reflects a vibrant community and the program’s lasting emphasis on character and competition.
The recent Baseball Hall of Fame inductions of Carlos Beltrán, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent spotlight not only their careers but also the coaches whose guidance turned talent into legacy.
The 2026 Little League Baseball World Series will run from August 19 to 30 in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania, featuring ten American and ten international teams. Regional qualifiers start as early as August 6, and all games are free on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
Munetaka Murakami’s two home runs and six RBIs, coupled with a ceremonial first pitch by his parents, underscore his pivotal role in the White Sox’s early‑season lead.
A former professional baseball player received a decade‑long prison term after a Busan court linked him to a cross‑border ketamine smuggling operation, while an alleged software accomplice was cleared, underscoring the use of encrypted platforms and covert recruitment tactics.
Andrew Mazzone, a left‑handed hitter from Belmont, Massachusetts, has been named to the D3baseball.com 50th Anniversary Golden Team, recognizing his outstanding collegiate career and lasting impact on Division III baseball.
Drafted in the 12th round by the Royals, Hartley will sign a professional contract and embark on a year‑long rehabilitation journey after surgery.
Cooper Corkrean, a 18th‑round pick of the Kansas City Royals, brings a 6‑2 record and a 5.49 ERA from his time at New Mexico, hoping to inject fresh talent into the club’s pitching staff.
Veteran right‑hander Luis Contreras announced his retirement on Instagram, closing a career that included stints with the Cubs, Brewers and Astros and a brief but memorable stint in the majors.
The former spring training home of the Boston Red Sox in Fort Myers is being demolished by Honc Destruction, a company owned by Lee County Commissioner David Mulicka, paving the way for a mixed‑use redevelopment.
In a post‑season interview, Coach Charlie Eastlund reflects on the team's sub‑state run, senior leadership, pitching development, and plans for the upcoming off‑season.
Seven Oregon prospects signed professional contracts, only Chase Frey returns, and the program aims to rebuild a competitive foundation for 2027.
Both the Sartell senior squad and the St. Cloud Chutes junior team have earned berths in the state tournament, setting up a slate of early‑round matchups that could extend deep into the bracket.
The Sag Harbor Whalers combine summer baseball competition with a host‑family model, sending alumni to the MLB and offering scholarships to local youth.
All 15 Arkansas draftees signed professional contracts, with the Guardians securing top talents and the class surpassing $14.7 million in bonuses.
A rundown of yesterday's relief pitcher outings, the most notable scores, and resources for streaming promising relievers today.
Boston Hunters pitcher Alli Schroder, a wildland firefighter from British Columbia, is set to make history in the first Women's Professional Baseball League season.
At a banquet in Fair Haven, the Vermont American Legion celebrated its standout athletes, highlighting McDade's offensive dominance and Tucker's pitching leadership as the state tournament approaches its final showdown.