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Veteran cricketer Liam Plunkett, 41, made his professional baseball debut with the Oakland Ballers, recording a strikeout in an 18-11 loss. The appearance was part of a marketing exception and does not signal a career shift.
The 2026 Connecticut Little League Baseball and Softball tournaments run from June 25 to August 30, offering district play, state finals, regional tournaments and the World Series across multiple venues.
The Jefferson City American Legion Post 5 Seniors defeated Fike Post 499 7-1, highlighted by Drew Heislen's complete game and a five-run seventh inning.
Jefferson City’s American Legion Post 5 Freshman posted a 2-1 record at the Tiger Invite, highlighted by dominant pitching and timely hitting.
A recent alumni baseball game in Kingsville, Texas, commemorated JJ Falcon, a young cancer victim, while raising money for scholarships and families affected by childhood cancer.
Max Meyer threw seven shutout innings, and the Marlins capitalized on a rain‑delayed eighth to pull away 4‑0, handing the Cardinals their sixth loss in eight games.
Jacob Misiorowski’s record‑tying fastball and a potent offense power the Brewers to a 6‑2 victory over the Cubs.
Head coaches Ed McNamee of Great Falls High and Tony Forster of CMR share insights from their first varsity baseball season, highlighting community engagement, mutual support, and optimism for the sport's growth in the region.
A dominant pitching outing and a potent hitting display powered Lilly Conrad Chiropractic to a 9-2 triumph over Blair County Oil, moving their record to 11-2 while Blair County Oil drops to 1-8.
A recreational baseball game in Scottsdale escalated into a violent assault, leaving a player with severe injuries and leading to the arrest of two brothers.
LSU baseball pitcher Marcos Paz entered the transfer portal late in the window, surprising many as it's late in the window. The talented freshman had a 9.20 ERA in 2026 but was well-regarded. With LSU's rotation set, Paz seeks a bigger role elsewhere.
Willson Contreras discusses the importance of rivalry in baseball, his emotional style of play, and his concerns about Venezuela's recent earthquakes and government response.
Baseball America’s June 2026 edition of its Top 500 dynasty rankings has sparked conversation across the baseball community, offering a snapshot of prospects who are shaping the sport’s future.
A spectacular grab by Derek Hill denied Juan Soto a two‑run homer, allowing the Phillies to pull ahead and hold on for a 2‑1 win.
The City of Pascagoula will welcome the Diamond Youth Baseball State Championship, a four‑day event featuring 35 Mississippi teams, projected to generate over $500,000 in economic activity and showcase the region’s commitment to youth sports.
The 2026 Topps Chrome Baseball release celebrates three decades of the iconic series, offering a 300‑card base set, premium inserts, and high‑value autographs that are reshaping the hobby market.
From a baseball gifted by a 2005 World Series final out to jerseys signed by Hall of Famers, Pope Leo XIV’s connection to Chicago’s teams weaves faith and sport into a unique papal narrative.
Transfer infielder Will Craddock arrives from the University of South Carolina, bringing a .260 average, 10 home runs and 36 runs from his freshman season, and joins a roster reshaped by multiple transfers.
The Rochester A's opened their Firecracker 92 campaign with a decisive 10-3 triumph, driven by strong performances from Cade Goergen, Carter Simonson and pitcher Logan Elliot.
The West Virginia Sports Writers Association announced its annual all‑state baseball teams, recognizing 45 players from across the state with first, second and honorable‑mention honors in Class A, AA, AAA and AAAA.
A look at the latest performances and injuries of former Santa Barbara County high school and UCSB baseball players now competing professionally.
Andrew Costello, Peyton Rodgers, and Jacob Lee are dominating the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League, each posting standout statistics while eyeing future collegiate and professional opportunities.
Branch Rickey III and Lorenzo Bundy were inducted into the Albuquerque Professional Baseball Hall of Fame, celebrating their contributions to the city's baseball revival and the Isotopes organization.
After a post‑game altercation revealed that a registered sex offender had been allowed to coach a team, League 42 announced a zero‑tolerance policy, mandatory background checks and a partnership with a third‑party screening firm to overhaul its safety protocols.