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Regional championships and all‑state honors highlight a vibrant baseball season in Greater Lansing, showcasing standout performances from multiple high schools and reinforcing the area’s reputation as a hotbed of talent.
The West Virginia Mountaineers and Troy Trojans meet again in Omaha, where the loser’s season ends and the winner eyes a rematch with North Carolina. Projected lineups feature a host of players, including Armani Guzman and Gavin Kelly, while starting pitchers are slated to take the mound.
AJ Evasco, a left‑handed bat and right‑field prospect, arrives in Fayetteville after a breakout sophomore campaign that earned him Freshman All‑American honors and impressive offensive numbers.
Kolby Branch, a senior shortstop for the University of Georgia, has been named a finalist for the NCAA Division I Gold Glove award, highlighting his standout defensive season as the Bulldogs prepare for a pivotal College World Series matchup.
Recent injuries to several marquee names have sparked rehab assignments and cautious timetables, shaping the competitive landscape as the season progresses.
During a Pride Night game, San Francisco Giants pitcher Landen Roupp displayed a Bible verse on his cap, prompting a league warning. The incident unfolded alongside similar gestures by teammates and a former Dodgers star, raising questions about personal expression on the field.
From reverse natural cycles to dominant shutouts, several players are delivering the kind of statistical fireworks that can reshape fantasy lineups.
From Mount Olive’s first county tournament victory in decades to Delbarton’s dominant unbeaten run, the latest rankings spotlight a season of breakthrough performances across Morris and Sussex.
The Averill Park baseball and softball squads finished the season with state titles, a parade through the village and plans to honor their achievements in local schools.
After two decades at the helm of Santa Fe College’s baseball program, veteran coach Johnny Wiggs is stepping down, reflecting on 626 wins, two Junior College World Series runs, and the players he helped reach the majors.
This week's waiver wire spotlight shines on high‑upside hitters, emerging power arms, and the streaming pitchers who could tip the balance in your league.
Dustion Rector’s seven‑RBI explosion, Owen Latham’s dominant pitching, and a slate of live radio broadcasts highlight the weekend’s baseball schedule across the region.
After a breakout year with a .329 average, 16 home runs and 52 RBI, Nate Savoie announces his move to Texas A&M, where he will continue to develop as a catcher, outfielder and designated hitter.
A new trade value chart visualizes player worth using consensus rest‑of‑season rankings and a custom formula, helping fantasy managers make informed swap decisions.
South Carolina's new baseball coach Kevin Schnall introduces "Schnall Ball," a strategy that blends aggressive base stealing, power hitting and advanced analytics, supported by hires Bill Cilento and Matt Pepin.
With Adolis Garcia sidelined, the Philadelphia Phillies are scouting Cincinnati’s JJ Bleday, a .272 hitter with a .953 OPS, to bolster their lineup and keep their World Series ambitions alive.
ABM, a leading facility services provider, announced a multi‑year contract to supply janitorial services at Truist Park, marking its 10th Major League Baseball partnership and its first in Atlanta. The deal leverages tech‑enabled tools to enhance coordination across the 1.1‑million‑square‑foot campus, which welcomes roughly three million fans annually.
On June 16, 1994, the Vermont Expos took the field at historic Centennial Field, marking the comeback of professional baseball to Burlington after a six‑year gap, driven by local entrepreneur Ray Pecor.
An analysis of the most impactful fantasy baseball players to target, retain, or offload as the trade deadline looms.
ABM will provide janitorial services across the 1.1 million‑square‑foot Truist Park campus, leveraging technology to enhance coordination for the venue that welcomes three million fans annually.
With Adolis Garcia sidelined, Philadelphia eyes a trade for JJ Bleday, a versatile bat who could boost their postseason chances.
José Soriano’s early 2026 dominance has faded as command issues and home‑run spikes emerge, raising questions about his Cy Young prospects.
Wally Backman, a 66‑year‑old former New York Mets star, has been appointed manager of the Staten Island FerryHawks, an independent Atlantic League team. He emphasizes winning and hard work, has no interest in returning to the Mets, and is working with chairman John Catsimatidis to improve the fan experience. The team, which started the season 8‑40, will host an in‑season tryout on June 23 and open its first home game on June 24, hoping to spark a second‑half resurgence.
After a standout 2025 season cut short by injury, right‑hander Zach Bates joins Nebraska’s roster, adding veteran depth and a proven track record to the bullpen.