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Eleven Missouri baseball players have entered the transfer portal since June 1, including standouts Tyler Macon, Blaize Ward and Kaden Peer, while head coach Kerrick Jackson prepares for a 2027 return.
With Detroit posting the worst record in the majors, starting pitcher Tarik Skubal’s return coincides with trade chatter that could see him head to the Bronx for a package centered on Ben Hess and Spencer Jones.
Five members of the Macalester College baseball team have been named to the Division III Academic All-District squad, highlighting a season that combined athletic triumphs with academic excellence.
The Detroit Tigers have halted shortstop Javier Báez’s baseball activities due to a lingering ankle injury sustained in late April. Manager A.J. Hinch emphasized that rest is essential, though a clear return date remains uncertain.
Auburn sophomore catcher Chase Fralick becomes the first Tiger ever named a finalist for the Buster Posey Catcher of the Year Award, leading the team offensively and defensively as they prepare to host Ole Miss in the NCAA Super Regionals. The award will be announced live in Omaha on June 13.
After a season cut short by arm soreness, Landon Mack will return to the Volunteers in 2027, bringing his Big Ten All‑Freshman honors and impressive strikeout numbers back to the rotation.
Auburn’s baseball squad clinched the Auburn Regional with a commanding victory over Milwaukee, earning a berth in the NCAA Super Regionals beginning June 5 against Ole Miss in Alabama.
Shortstop Javier Báez and utility player Trey Sweeney remain sidelined, with the club emphasizing cautious rehabilitation.
A look at the student-athletes who earned 2025-26 College Sports Communicator Academic All-District honors, highlighting their dual commitment to sport and scholarship
James Quici, a Penn State Harrisburg baseball standout, was selected to the ABCA/Rawlings All‑America Third Team after a breakout season highlighted by top‑25 national rankings in hits and total bases.
Four Alabama baseball student‑athletes were selected to the College Sports Communicators Academic All‑District Team, extending the program’s seven‑year streak and showcasing a blend of athletic talent and academic rigor.
A tightly contested 1-0 victory saw Newark’s pitching staff dominate while key baserunning decisions swung the momentum in the Wildcats’ favor.
A look at the eight teams from the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League advancing to the PIAA quarterfinals, the classes they represent, and the dramatic one-run wins that defined the opening round.
A vehicle drove onto the field between Friday night and Saturday morning, leaving extensive tire tracks, shredded turf and damaged sprinkler equipment.
The College Sports Communicators recognized Cornell’s Owen Carlson for his academic excellence and athletic achievements, highlighting his .312 batting average and perfect fielding percentage.
After winning the 2026 Lincoln Regional, the Ole Miss baseball squad travels to Auburn, Alabama, to meet the No. 4‑nationally seeded Tigers in a best‑of‑three series beginning June 5.
University of Toledo pitchers and infielders Nathan Leininger, Charlie Scholvin and Troy Sudbrook have been selected to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team, highlighting a season where athletic achievement and academic distinction intersect.
Five Tufts University baseball players have been named to the 2025‑26 Academic All‑District® Teams, highlighting a season marked by athletic success and high academic achievement.
Five University of North Alabama baseball players were named to the 2026 Academic All-District team, recognizing a combination of perfect academic records and standout on-field contributions that helped the program achieve its most successful season and first ASUN Championship Final appearance.
The university’s latest declaration underscores its dedication to equity, outlining protected characteristics and the breadth of its non-discrimination pledge.
A look at the surprising runs, underdog victories and coaching changes that have reshaped the tournament landscape.
The 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament saw top seeds UCLA and Georgia Tech eliminated, allowing Alabama to surge into the Tuscaloosa Super Regional against St. John's Red Storm.
Lane Arroyos, Zach Lyles and Mick Uebelhor were recognized for their outstanding play and high GPAs, highlighting Western Kentucky University’s commitment to student‑athlete success.
The Junior Blues edged Lawrence Free State 4-3 in a thrilling finish, ending a seven‑decade championship drought.