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Danny Hall’s career at Kent State and Georgia Tech, marked by championship successes and player development, earns him a place in the 2026 College Baseball Hall of Fame, a class that also welcomes Buster Posey, Barry Bonds and other baseball greats.
The Detroit Tigers promoted Trei Cruz to the majors, completing a family saga that spans three generations. The move arrives as the team battles to climb out of a tough early-season slump.
The Potosi/Cassville Chieftains, led by coach Tony Leibfried, fell 8-4 to top-seeded Marshfield Columbus Catholic in the WIAA Division 4 state championship game, ending a remarkable 20-8 season.
Coach Chris Hart outlines why NC State's current non‑conference slate falls short and proposes concrete steps to build a more competitive schedule.
Ahead of the best‑of‑three showdown, the former UNC baseball coach reflects on a career of near misses, while his protégés prepare to finally claim the crown.
NC State Wolfpack’s baseball program must overhaul its non‑conference slate to improve RPI, attract better competition and position itself for postseason hosting.
Owners' plan to limit high school and international players, trim the draft to twelve rounds, and cut the signing bonus pool has sparked union resistance and debate over the sport's future.
Legendary Georgia Tech coach Danny Hall will be inducted into the College Baseball Hall of Fame as part of the 2027 class, joining an elite group of players and coaches.
Mike Fox reflects on 13 College World Series appearances without a championship, his formative years at N.C. Wesleyan, and the rise of current head coach Scott Forbes as the Tar Heels chase a historic title.
On June 18, families gathered at Pat Pfeifer Park for a free baseball and softball clinic, featuring skill stations, local officials and a surprise mound appearance by Gresham’s mayor.
Major League Baseball’s plan to trim the draft and reshape eligibility has been met with a wave of opposition from talent evaluators, who warn of damage to player development and the sport’s future.
The Marion Star recognizes top performers from the 2026 baseball season, highlighting award winners and historic achievements across local teams.
After a standout 2026 campaign, Oregon’s catcher Burke-Lee Mabeus has announced he will test the transfer portal, joining a wave of Ducks players seeking new opportunities.
The Mountaineers' unprecedented 2026 season culminated in a College World Series appearance, driven by Coach Steve Sabins' vision and sustained by strong institutional support.
The Rockets ended a 47‑year championship drought with a hard‑fought win, driven by Coach Tom Race, his son Seth, and standout performances from Carter Schmitz and Ira Hilbelink.
The Gators lose several standout players to the draft and the portal, while welcoming fresh talent with strong collegiate credentials, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 campaign.
Gavin Gallaher’s Gold Glove award highlights a breakout season in which his defensive statistics place him among the nation’s elite, setting the stage for a championship showdown against Oklahoma.
A rundown of the 2026 All-CIF Southern Section baseball selections, highlighting divisional Players and Coaches of the Year from across Southern California.
From the baseball diamond to the track oval, Hudson athletes delivered record‑breaking performances and brought home multiple postseason trophies in 2026.
Arkansas continues its aggressive portal strategy, landing elite pitcher Thomas Allen, while battling for his commitment against several SEC rivals.
The Rebels have added four pitchers through the portal, including Jacksonville State starter Eli Pillsbury, whose impressive strikeout‑to‑walk ratio and high‑school pedigree signal a strategic upgrade for the staff.
Major League Baseball owners have presented a comprehensive overhaul of the amateur draft that would curtail high school signings, elevate age requirements, and impose strict financial controls, with the changes set to take effect beginning in 2027.
The University of Florida’s baseball team has secured three new players through the transfer portal, including infielders John Martinez and Kyle McDaniel and pitcher Trey Morris, each bringing strong recent performances.
Ryan Anderson, a senior right‑handed pitcher for Johns Hopkins University, has been selected to the ABCA/Rawlings Region V All‑Defensive Team, highlighting his perfect fielding record and key contributions to the team's success.