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From babysitting by Hayden Panettiere to MVP chatter, Pete Crow‑Armstrong’s unique upbringing blends Hollywood glamour with Cubs loyalty.
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From babysitting by Hayden Panettiere to MVP chatter, Pete Crow‑Armstrong’s unique upbringing blends Hollywood glamour with Cubs loyalty.
High school standout Josiah Caceres announced his commitment to Quinnipiac University, choosing the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference program for its academic strengths, coaching direction and campus environment.
Fans of the 1990s arcade hit will see their favorite baseball‑brawler back with high‑definition visuals, arranged difficulty modes and a soundtrack remix by Yosuke Yasui.

The 2026 Little League World Series will unfold in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, showcasing a blend of domestic and overseas teams, with broadcasts on TSN and streaming options for fans worldwide.

The latest American Legion Baseball awards recognize offensive power, pitching excellence, leadership and sportsmanship, highlighting the tournament’s brightest talents.

A look at the historic performances, unusual gimmicks, and franchise shifts that have marked August 19 in baseball lore.

Exploring the most memorable performances and milestones that have unfolded on August 19 throughout baseball history

Mark Walter’s tenure as Dodgers owner is under intense scrutiny, with federal investigations, massive debt maneuvers and a looming deadline that could force the sale of the franchise.

Shohei Ohtani’s sixth straight 30‑home‑run season highlights a growing Japanese presence in MLB, even as injury concerns linger.

The Diamond Baseball League announces its first MVP, highlighting standout performances from Barrientos, Slade and Stewart.

The Milwaukee Brewers posted a 22-0 shutout against the Seattle Mariners, matching a modern-era record and showcasing a night of historic dominance.

A 22-0 shutout against Seattle rewrites the record books, featuring power surges from Yelich and Hamilton and a dominant pitching performance.

The Milwaukee Brewers posted a 22-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners, a modern-era record for the biggest shutout, fueled by power hitting and dominant pitching.

The 2026 Little League Baseball World Series brings together 32 teams in Williamsport for a historic tournament broadcast across Disney platforms, highlighting family traditions, international participation, and a tribute to a fallen player.

On August 18, 2026, Luis Lara delivered his first career three‑run homer for the Milwaukee Brewers, while unrelated headlines from Yakima featured a prison sentence in an Operation Net Nanny case, a high school star’s college choice, and optimism about downtown revitalization.

Nintendo confirms the long‑awaited return of Irem’s cult classic Ninja Baseball League‑Man: Bases Loaded for the Switch 2, scheduled for December 10, 2026, with new characters, high‑difficulty mode, minigames, and a fresh soundtrack.
Two Wisconsin American Legion standouts shine in a historic all-star game, marking a coach’s final chapter

The Brewers routed the Mariners 22-0, tying the modern-era record for the largest shutout and extending their lead in the league standings.

A new contract for Arkansas baseball commissioner Dave Van Horn promises expanded programs and greater investment in the state’s baseball ecosystem.

After eight seasons in the big leagues and a surprise return to the Angels in 2026, Trey Mancini has called time on his professional baseball career.

Joe Musgrove’s velocity surge, Pedro Ramírez’s infield takeover, and Henry Bolte’s baserunning spark headline the latest waiver wire moves.

Beau Hite, a South Carolina native, has verbally committed to the University of South Carolina's baseball program for the class of 2028. His decision reflects a lifelong dream, deep family connections to the university, and a vision of contributing as a two‑way player in a highly competitive recruiting class.

Oswaldo Pirela, a former minor‑league catching coach for the San Diego Padres, was taken into custody by ICE at El Paso airport after living in the U.S. for twelve years. His family, which includes two U.S.‑citizen children, applied for asylum in 2015, but the Department of Homeland Security says his visa expired in 2018.

A nonprofit plan to convert a disused indoor tennis site into soccer and baseball fields at Lois Harrison‑Jones Elementary has sparked community dialogue over parking, fencing, and access for all students.