
Al Holland Sr., Former MLB Reliever, Dies at 73
Al Holland Sr., a standout pitcher from Roanoke, Virginia, passed away at 73. His collegiate brilliance at North Carolina A&T and a decorated MLB career left a lasting mark on baseball.
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Al Holland Sr., a standout pitcher from Roanoke, Virginia, passed away at 73. His collegiate brilliance at North Carolina A&T and a decorated MLB career left a lasting mark on baseball.

The latest rankings from the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association highlight Sioux City East’s 37‑2 dominance in Class 4A and Dubuque Wahlert Catholic’s 30‑5 lead in Class 3A, with postseason play set to intensify.

At 21, Mavrick Rizy is chasing a starting pitcher role while shaping a character-driven legacy in college baseball.

The 2026 All-Star rosters were announced this weekend, revealing notable omissions and surprising inclusions that have sparked conversation across the sport.

Manny Machado’s optimism and the return of key injured players could spark a Padres resurgence in the 2026 season.

With two weeks left in the 2026 Wyoming Legion Baseball regular season, a packed schedule of doubleheaders and out‑of‑state events will determine the final standings and playoff positioning.

Mike Mendoza, a seasoned coach with a decade of collegiate experience, has been appointed assistant coach at WKU, where he will lead recruiting and hitting development.

After a dozen years at the helm, Harley Douglas has stepped down from Washburn University’s baseball program, citing family priorities. His departure follows a 2022 NCAA regional run and a legacy of All‑MIAA talent that produced two MLB draft picks. Connor Crimmins, a longtime assistant, will serve as interim coach as the university searches for a permanent replacement.

Johan Sandoval, a Dominican‑born pitcher at Savannah State University, was detained by immigration authorities, prompting a community‑wide response.

Roger Cador, who guided Southern University’s baseball program for three decades, passed away at 74. His legacy includes historic NCAA tournament victories, numerous conference titles and a profound influence on generations of players.

After a bases‑loaded strikeout on Saturday, Konnor Griffin rebounded with a two‑run single on Sunday, earning praise from manager Don Kelly and highlighting his all‑around abilities.

Byron Buxton’s first All-Star starter vote highlights a resurgence for the Minnesota Twins, showcasing a low‑payroll squad that competes with the league’s elite.

As the August 3 trade deadline approaches, veteran reliever Aroldis Chapman is expected to leave the Boston Red Sox, sparking speculation about potential suitors such as the Seattle Mariners, Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies.

For five decades Jerome Scott has turned simple hot dog sales into a ritual of smiles, jokes, and community pride at Cleveland’s ballparks.

For half a century Jerome Scott has turned hot dog sales into a ritual of connection, humor, and personal touches that keep fans coming back for more.

Nico Partida, a freshman All-American, has been selected for the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team that will compete in the World Collegiate Baseball Championship in Taiwan from July 10-15. This marks his second international appearance after winning gold with the 2024 18U National Team.

Chris Ramirez, a decorated shortstop from California Baptist, has pledged to join the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team for the 2027 season under head coach Josh Elander.

The University of Florida announced the hiring of Todd Butler, a seasoned baseball strategist, to bolster its coaching staff ahead of the upcoming season.

Matt Ponatoski, a Moeller High School graduate and University of Kentucky commit, is poised to be selected in the MLB Draft, potentially joining Clay Burdette as the 49th and 50th alumni to reach the professional ranks.

Sixteen players gathered at Adams Playground to play a vintage baseball match using 1870s rules, organized by the Peterborough Recreation Committee and the Monadnock Center for History and Culture.

North Union’s baseball season ended with a 4-2 loss to West Hancock in the opening round of the ISHAA 1A, Substate 2 bracket, highlighting key performances and upcoming matchups.

The SEC transfer portal closed with a record number of moves, as LSU secured the top class and South Carolina climbed to No. 3, while Texas remained absent from the rankings
Alcoa High School has appointed Justin Ridenour as its new head baseball coach, a move that promises continuity and fresh energy for a program that has excelled in recent state tournaments.
LSU baseball has landed Oregon transfer Angel Laya, a freshman All‑American whose power, discipline and sixth‑overall portal ranking promise to reshape the team's outfield and bolster the program's national ambitions.