
Ryan Ahlum Takes the Helm of Myers Park Baseball Program
Ryan Ahlum, a Myers Park High School alumnus and former standout player, has been appointed head coach, bringing a 172‑41 record and a commitment to student‑athlete development.
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Ryan Ahlum, a Myers Park High School alumnus and former standout player, has been appointed head coach, bringing a 172‑41 record and a commitment to student‑athlete development.

Kwanza Jones is redefining baseball engagement for Black audiences through cultural initiatives that merge sport with music, theater, and community storytelling.

The 2026 Little League World Series continues with a highly anticipated clash between Canada and the Asia‑Pacific region, featuring a tight 2‑1 record for both squads and a spot in the knockout stage on the line.

After seven seasons at the helm of Montour High School baseball, Bob Janeda announces his retirement, citing family commitments as his sons and daughter embark on college journeys.

Tacoma’s Soundview Little League team concluded its Little League World Series run with a 4‑2 defeat to the Southeast Region’s Phenix City squad, ending a 2‑2 tournament record and setting the stage for a future showdown.

A 23‑year‑old New Jersey athlete was killed by police in Upper Pottsgrove after mistakenly entering a neighbor’s house; his mother remembers his joyful spirit as a crowdfunding campaign raises over $24,000.

The NCAA announced that from the 2027 season onward, Division I programs may employ an automated ball‑strike system, allowing challenges to umpire calls and building on a pilot used by the Southeastern Conference in 2026.
Reese Chapman, a former Tennessee right fielder, now serves as a student assistant coach while navigating a court‑ordered stay that threatens his chance to play in 2027.

Reese Chapman, a Colorado native and top-ranked outfielder, has returned to the University of Tennessee Volunteers baseball program as a student assistant coach after a standout high school and collegiate career.

After a four‑year stint that produced 33 home runs and 137 RBIs, Reese Chapman rejoins the Volunteers in a new capacity, underscoring a coaching staff’s retention strategy and the wider implications of recent NCAA eligibility rules.

Five returning athletes reflect on lessons learned from international play, emphasizing mental resilience, adaptability, and humility as they prepare for the competitive selection process.

Connor Lambert has secured a contract extension with the University of Washington, cementing his role in a program that has rapidly ascended in the Big Ten and produced several MLB‑ready pitchers.

Denae Benites, a trailblazing catcher, has risen from a historic high‑school debut to league‑leading stats and cultural prominence, shaping the future of women's baseball.

The governing body has green‑lighted a technology that lets teams challenge ball and strike calls, while also mandating 18‑inch bases, a double first base and a 30‑second timer in the top tier.

Eight Boston Red Sox icons — including Wade Boggs, Mookie Betts and Lefty Grove — are spotlighted in a sweeping tribute that blends historic achievement with a push to rescue forgotten legends from the shadows of baseball history.

After a 16‑month comeback from Tommy John surgery, Mason Adams is set to make his Major League debut for the Rockies, joining a distinguished line of former Dolphin pitchers.

The NCAA has green‑lighted an automated strike‑zone system for use in every division of college baseball, building on a successful trial in the SEC. Alongside the technology, the association mandated larger square bases, a double first base, a 30‑second timer in Division I and optional pitcher‑disengagement experiments.

The NCAA has cleared an automated strike‑zone system for use in college baseball, allowing teams to challenge calls, while also introducing new base dimensions, timing rules, and pitcher disengagement limits for the upcoming season.

A look at how recent injuries, call‑ups and roster adjustments have dramatically altered the on‑field roles of several high‑profile players in the final stretch of the season.

The governing body has green‑lighted a suite of innovations — from challengeable calls to 18‑inch bases — set to reshape the game.

Jeff Brantley and Joey Votto are set to reappear on NBC’s Sunday Night Baseball, bringing their playing experience and fresh insights to a lineup that includes Anthony Rizzo, Jason Benetti and Clayton Kershaw.

With several teams jockeying for reliable closers, standout performances and strategic moves are reshaping bullpen dynamics.

Former Paradise High standout Jack Ishmael has been appointed head baseball coach at Chico Dragons, bringing a blend of local roots and collegiate experience to a program eager to break a three‑year playoff drought.

The governing body has approved a suite of experimental changes, from a technology‑driven strike zone to larger bases and a mandatory three‑batter minimum, slated for rollout across all divisions.