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Senior pitcher Kaleb Hetzel finished the regular season without allowing an earned run, helping Tappan Zee finish 19‑1 and earn a playoff upset. His performance earned him Rockland’s player of the year honors and a commitment to Stony Brook University.
Will Plunkett, a senior at Mamaroneck High School, has been named the 2026 Westchester/Putnam Baseball Player of the Year after a record‑breaking season that included a .485 batting average, six home runs and 23 stolen bases. His commitment to SUNY Binghamton and potential MLB Draft selection highlight a standout year for the region’s top talent.
July 9 has repeatedly proven to be a turning point in baseball lore, a day when legends are forged and narratives shift.
The new league, inspired by pioneering women, will launch its first games on August 1 in Springfield, Illinois, featuring star pitchers and a nod to historic trailblazers.
The Alexandria Junior Legion Red fell in a doubleheader to Fargo Post 2, while the Black squad completed a sweep of East Grand Forks Post 157, extending their winning streak to nine games.
A new card series from Topps and artist Brian Donnelly (KAWS) highlights Yankees and Dodgers players, showcases a multi‑colored border, the artist’s signature XX mark, and autographed parallels, and will be previewed at Fanatics Fest before a July 2026 release.
A late surge by the Salina Sliders proves decisive as the Renegades battle back but fall short in a tightly contested Diamond Baseball League game.
Charlie Sarsfield, a junior at Linn-Mar High School, has been named the Gatorade Iowa High School Baseball Player of the Year, celebrated for his .479 batting average, 24 RBI, and dedication to academics and service.
Fifteen years after Derek Jeter recorded his 3,000th hit, the iconic commentary by Michael Kay and the surrounding drama remain a defining moment in Yankees history.
The annual golf tournament in South Lake Tahoe has turned its prize money into a major philanthropic effort, recently commemorating the late baseball star with a substantial gift to local youth sports facilities.
Kazuma Okamoto's first MLB grand slam ignited a 10‑0 win for Toronto, while Seiya Suzuki, Roki Sasaki and Shohei Ohtani each added notable performances.
The early season has reshaped bullpen dynamics, with new All-Star nods, injury-driven role changes, and dominant relief outings redefining the closer landscape.
The Jefferson City Renegades fell 7-5 to the Salina Sliders after a decisive seventh-inning rally, despite a strong early start and a ninth-inning push.
A summer afternoon at the local diamond delivered a tightly contested Little League game between Braintree and Hanover, highlighted by a two‑run home run and clutch defensive plays.
Bob McCaslin, a 76‑year‑old umpire, has become a fixture of Colorado high school baseball, working behind the plate for more than five decades.
Raymond’s baseball team rolled past Sacred Heart 8-0, improving to 9-1 in league play. Key performances from college standouts and a dominant pitching outing set the tone for upcoming matches.
The Federation Gloria Gates Foundation baseball team improved to 14‑1 with a 7‑4 win over UTLX, highlighted by a third‑inning surge and strong relief efforts.
Children with physical and cognitive challenges took the field at Citizens Bank Park alongside former Phillies players, celebrating a day of sport, gratitude and community investment.
Today's slate of youth baseball tournaments in Altoona features the Park Home Classic, a District 12U title game, a 14U weekend tournament, and the upcoming 2026 Courtesy Kia Little World Series.
Mookie Betts, a four‑time World Series winner, rose from a financially motivated rookie to a key contributor for the Los Angeles Dodgers, a journey marked by a pivotal draft decision and a late‑blooming love for baseball.
Back Mountain’s 13‑0 victory over Greater Wyoming Area featured a five‑inning no‑hitter by Ben Borkowski and a 12‑hit offensive outburst led by Andrew Hetro.
After learning of Brandy Findley's battle with cancer, the Southern Miss baseball team arranged a surprise that let her witness a grand slam and receive a signed token of appreciation before she passed away.
The Women’s Professional Baseball League reveals team names inspired by historic figures who advanced gender equality, with games scheduled for Springfield, Illinois, on August 1, 2026.
The Connecticut Little League has released the full slate of games for the 2026 state tournaments, spanning six age‑based divisions that will see action from early July to early August.