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The Dirty Terps will play a one‑off game at Meritus Park in Hagerstown on March 16, part of a revitalized Atlantic League venue that has already been named the league’s best stadium twice.
After 28 seasons at Santa Fe College, Hall of Fame baseball coach Johnny Wiggs announced his retirement, citing a legacy of championships, player development, and academic excellence.
In a tightly contested matchup on Aug. 27, 2026, a clutch sacrifice fly by Drew Gilbert set up Christian Koss's run, prompting a warm reaction from teammate Rafael Devers.
The Vancouver Canadians pulled away with a six‑run seventh to beat the Spokane Indians 8‑1, moving to the top of the High‑A Northwest League and leaving Spokane 5.5 games behind.
Governor Andy Beshear talks about his deep‑rooted passion for the Cincinnati Reds, critiquing the Ken Griffey Jr. signing, naming his personal Mount Rushmore of Reds legends, and sharing the story behind his walk‑up song, 'Universal Sound' by Tyler Childers.
In his newly released memoir, Dusty Baker chronicles a life shaped by segregation, baseball triumphs, and a relentless drive to bring a major league team to Sacramento.
Four area clubs remain in the Minnesota Class C State Baseball Tournament after a weekend of action that saw standout performances from Howard Lake’s Michael Leffler and a host of drafted arms.
Banana Ball redefines summer baseball with a two‑hour format, low‑cost tickets and a playful twist that attracts both sports fans and casual audiences.
Kentucky’s governor talks baseball, politics, and the soundtrack of his campaigns
The Atlanta Braves edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 1‑0 on Thursday, wrapping up a three‑game sweep highlighted by Drake Baldwin’s solo homer and a dominant performance from Chris Sale.
From Savannah to South Dakota, the Banana Ball phenomenon is reshaping how fans experience baseball, driven by athletes like Nick Wilson and Noah Bridges.
Influencer Katelynn Ordone opens up about the emotional aftermath of her two‑year‑old son Preston’s 2025 car‑crash death, the divorce from Jaelan Ordone, and the unexpected path to new memories and love.
Despite a dominant regular season, the Milwaukee Brewers confront a familiar October hurdle—turning their disciplined, small‑ball identity into playoff success.
Major League Baseball is poised to overhaul its free‑agent market by instituting two narrow signing periods, while proposing weekly roster changes, a salary‑cap system, and earlier Rule 5 Draft eligibility. The moves have ignited a fierce response from the MLB Players Association and raised questions about player rights and contract security.
LSU Tigers freshman Dylan Sanders has topped the freshman leaderboard in hits, runs and RBIs, a milestone that marks the first time a freshman has achieved the feat in college baseball history.
A niche 1998 baseball-card set that blends sports legends with Marvel superheroes has seen explosive price growth, with individual cards now selling for thousands of dollars.
The Southwest region is poised to capture its seventh straight NTIS Champions Cup title, powered by coaches Norm Hebert and Juan Fontela and a legacy of early-stage talent development.
Despite the 2026 revival of the women’s professional league, only eleven elite female youth players are registered, and girls often drop out of baseball due to the absence of girls‑only school teams. Experts propose expanding national competitions to fund regional clubs, creating a pipeline that can sustain the sport’s growth.
A South Carolina jury cleared Austin Bowers of public disorderly conduct after a heated baseball game incident, while a school officer faced assault charges and other participants remain under indictment.
Indiana University’s baseball program welcomes a deep class of newcomers, highlighted by high‑ranked prospects and experienced transfers, setting the stage for a competitive fall schedule.
Orangeburg, South Carolina, will welcome 72 youth baseball teams next summer, projecting an economic impact three times that of the 2024 Coach Pitch World Series.
With teams jockeying for postseason spots, several high‑profile prospects are inching closer to the majors, each bringing a distinct blend of power, contact and pitching talent that could reshape the late‑season landscape.
Tulane University announced its 2027 baseball roster, featuring 21 newcomers — four freshmen and seventeen transfers — under head coach Jay Uhlman, highlighting a strategy that leans on both emerging talent and experienced additions.
The NCAA will introduce automated ball‑strike challenges across all divisions for the 2027 season, extending Major League Baseball’s technology and bringing new strategic elements to college baseball.