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Two Illinois pitchers, Zach Bates and Regan Hall, have taken divergent paths into the 2026 MLB draft and subsequent signings, highlighting the program’s growing influence on the professional stage.
After a redshirt year and a breakout season at Hillsborough Community College, Nick Palmi is drawing attention from MLB scouts and planning his next move at Florida Atlantic University.
Boston and Washington swap arms and bats in a bid to sharpen their postseason hopes.
The San Diego Padres selected high‑school right‑hander Coleman Borthwick with the 21st overall pick, signing him for $3.8 million — a move that reflects the club’s continued emphasis on premium pitching talent.
A look at the recent promotions, their skill sets, and the potential they bring to their respective clubs
The latest fantasy baseball starting pitcher rankings for Week 16 of the 2026 season see Zack Wheeler climb to No.5, while Hunter Greene and Sean Burke make notable gains. Meanwhile, Logan Webb and Tatsuya Imai slip, and several emerging arms rise through the top 100.
High school draftee Logan Schmidt has decided not to sign with the Cleveland Guardians, opting instead for a collegiate path that could reshape his MLB prospects.
The 2027 Baseball Hall of Fame ballot features a mix of returning legends and first‑year standouts, with Buster Posey and Jon Lester emerging as the most prominent candidates.
A look at the most compelling late‑season relievers whose recent performances could reshape fantasy lineups.
Friday marks the start of the Little League 12U Section 3 Tournament in New Jersey, where five district champions will compete in a double‑elimination format, aiming for a path that leads to the state, regional and ultimately the World Series.
Two former WPIAL baseball players, whose professional careers were cut short by injuries, have turned setbacks into new opportunities, crediting the sport for teaching them resilience and expressing gratitude for the support they received.
With a handful of starters hitting key milestones, fantasy managers can lock in reliable options while eyeing high‑upside streams for the final stretch.
The Dockhounds ballpark in Oconomowoc blends baseball with themed weekends, dog‑friendly days, and community celebrations, while Hartland’s Nixon Park hosts a large Kids Day event on July 29.
The MLB draft in Philadelphia was staged in a small hall next to the All-Star Village, delayed announcements left reporters in the dark, and the event was dismissed after the first round, lacking the spectacle of the NFL and NBA drafts.
Senior pitcher Tony Eberlin and utility hitter Hunter Baugh were named co-MVPs after leading the Tigers to a 9-0 record, a 1.72 ERA, a .429 batting average, and a regional title, earning All-State honors and showcasing leadership across both ends of the diamond.
A look at the most promising free‑agent additions for Week 16, injury updates and strategic advice for fantasy managers navigating the post‑All‑Star stretch.
Returning stars like Brendan Lawson and Aidan King headline a Florida baseball lineup that could dominate the SEC and contend for Omaha.
The upcoming Hall of Fame ballot blends veteran champions with first‑year standouts, setting the stage for a decisive vote that could redefine baseball’s legacy.
The San Francisco Giants have elevated seven standout prospects, highlighting a vibrant future for the organization.
After four years starring on the baseball diamond at Brown, Olivia Pichardo is swapping bats for a new challenge at Cal’s softball team, bringing her elite experience and a vision for the future of women’s baseball.
Major League Baseball is negotiating player participation, accommodations and a proposed All‑Star break as the 2028 Olympics approach.
Two exceptional seniors, Gunnar Alm and Jared Hagwood, were named co‑players of the year for North Carolina baseball, each guiding their teams to historic achievements and securing prominent college commitments.
The 2026 MLB Draft revealed evolving front‑office philosophies, bold moves by traditional powerhouses, and the growing impact of the NIL era on player availability.
Major League Baseball outfielder Andrew Benintendi, a Madeira High School alumnus, is contributing to a $500,000 fundraising effort to upgrade his hometown’s baseball facilities, joining local families who have already raised more than $220,000.