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A look at the most coveted waiver wire additions in the National Fantasy Baseball Championship, from power‑hitting infielders to promising pitchers, and what their recent stats mean for upcoming lineups.
South Carolina’s sports programs are back in motion, with the football team back on campus, basketball returning and baseball shaping its roster, while Gamecock247 offers insider scoops ahead of the SEC Media Days.
With the state tournament set for July 20‑24, fifteen standout athletes are emerging as Player of the Year candidates, blending power, precision and speed.
The daily starting pitcher chart for June 29, 2026 ranks arms by efficiency and volume, offering start‑sit advice for leagues of all sizes and highlighting the top performers.
A bipartisan budget agreement delivers salary increases for state workers, a $105 million boost for a children’s hospital in Apex, and a higher tax on sports‑betting operators, while leaving out funding for a proposed Raleigh stadium.
The Tar Heels look to build on a College World Series runner‑up finish, with several star players set to return and several gaps to fill.
Tyrell Jenkins, a former professional pitcher and coach, has been named the new head baseball coach at Grapeland High School, inheriting a team that finished 17‑9‑1 and reached the second round of the playoffs.
The World Cup is boosting Major League Baseball attendance and pageantry, with teams like the Red Sox, Marlins and Rangers leveraging soccer-themed events to attract global audiences.
On June 29, 2010, the University of South Carolina clinched its inaugural baseball national championship, defeating UCLA 2‑1 in a dramatic walk‑off at Rosenblatt Stadium. The victory marked the start of a historic run that produced two more titles within three years.
In Tucson, Arizona, the Tucson Old Timers baseball club offers a unique opportunity for seniors to play, umpire, or keep score, preserving a tradition that began in 1968 and now includes a father‑son duo who share a lifelong love of the game.
Columbia-born pitcher Carter Harrington announced his commitment to the College of Charleston on social media, bringing top‑ranked talent to the state and signaling a pivotal moment for collegiate baseball in South Carolina.
The Bulletin announces its 2026 Baseball All-Star Team, highlighting Dillan Coats' clutch heroics and the diverse talent across the region.
The latest All-Metro baseball selections recognize standout performers from schools such as St. Francis, De La Salle and Foothill, highlighting impressive statistics and future commitments.
Lynnville-Sully posted a 16-1 win over HLV/TC and a 15-0 shutout of Collins-Maxwell, driven by multi-hit performances from Jack Bowlin, Brody Borg, Carsen Kottenstette and others, while Connor Deal threw a perfect game.
Hunter High announced his move to Jacksonville State, reflecting on a three‑year run at Tennessee that included a College World Series title and consistent batting averages above .300.
The rest‑of‑season (ROS) rankings that have become a staple for fantasy baseball managers are more than a simple list; they are a strategic compass that points toward the players most likely to deliver value over the final stretch of the campaign.
Newton's Cardinals crushed Clarke 10‑0 behind Gabe Otto's pitching and hitting, but fell 11‑2 to Indianola, where George Blake's two homers proved decisive.
The Iowa High School Athletic Association has opened voting for its midseason Player of the Year in Class 1A baseball, featuring five nominees whose impressive statistics are drawing widespread attention.
Sam Houston’s baseball team secured its first ever back‑to‑back state titles, defeating Dutchtown 4‑0 in Game 3 of the Non‑Select Division I series. Senior Carson Christ was named MVP, while Coach Chad Hebert’s season‑long goal set the tone for the historic run.
The Rex & Brody Foundation, founded by Mindie O’Sullivan, held a free baseball clinic in Gainesville that served 110 youths, with plans to expand to Cooperstown and ongoing donation support.
A competitive vote for the Class 2A midseason player of the year highlights five nominees with impressive stats, ahead of the state tournament opening on July 20 and voting closing on July 6.
A poll organized by High School On SI Iowa is highlighting standout Class 3A baseball players, with Kamden Jorgensen and others leading the stats race.
Voters across Iowa are selecting the midseason player of the year among Class 4A high school baseball standouts, with five nominees showcasing impressive batting and pitching stats.
A powerful hitter with a high exit velocity and a compelling backstory, Naulivou Lauaki Jr. is narrowing his choices to Georgia, Florida and Texas A&M, drawing attention from coaches and analysts alike.