Beloved Baseball Coach Jay Lehr Dies at 58, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Jay Lehr, a revered pitching instructor and mentor, passed away at 58, leaving a profound impact on players from youth leagues to the Major Leagues.
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Jay Lehr, a revered pitching instructor and mentor, passed away at 58, leaving a profound impact on players from youth leagues to the Major Leagues.

An in‑depth look at Dalton Pence's rapid rise, his statistical dominance in Double‑A, and why he merits a low‑cost acquisition in deep fantasy baseball leagues.
From early 20th‑century near‑perfect games to modern record‑breaking feats, baseball’s timeline is punctuated by unforgettable moments that continue to influence the game today.

Once a cornerstone of Pittsburgh's mid‑2010s revival, Andrew McCutchen was released by the Texas Rangers in late May, raising questions about his Hall of Fame prospects.

A deep dive into six fantasy baseball players whose surface stats mask strong underlying metrics, making them prime buy‑low targets for Week 11 of the 2026 season.

The 2025 Congressional Baseball Game pits a Democratic team on a six‑game losing streak against a Republican roster bolstered by former MLB slugger Mark Teixeira, with both parties eyeing a charity fundraiser that could break records.

Braxton Ashcraft has quickly become one of the league’s most intriguing pitchers, blending a high‑velocity fastball with a sharp slider and a crossfire delivery that has left hitters like Ozzie Albies guessing.

Top prospect Braden Montgomery is set to debut for the Chicago White Sox, continuing a proud Texas A&M legacy.

From a modest draft selection to a respected manager, Chad Comer’s journey back to his hometown team illustrates how dedication and community ties can reshape a franchise’s future.

An analysis of breakout candidates, undervalued holdovers, and players whose current metrics may be overstated, guiding roster decisions for the upcoming season.

A look at the standout hitters and pitchers making waves, the injury‑related setbacks that could reshape rosters, and the specialists poised to deliver late‑season value.

This week’s two‑start pitcher slate feels unusually thin, leaving fantasy managers to weigh a handful of risky options against a backdrop of limited upside. Among the arms under review are Stephen Kolek, Grant Holmes, Jeffrey Springs, Trevor Rogers, Patrick Corbin, Zac Gallen, Grayson Rodriguez, Luke Raley, Dominic Canzone, Colt Emerson, Dansby Swanson, and Michael Busch.

Aaron Judge's stress fracture sidelines the star, prompting the Yankees to lean on a reshaped rotation and bench contributors while the club slides in the early-season rankings.

Former MLB player Bryan Holaday is set to rejoin the Horned Frogs as bench coach and catching instructor, bringing award‑winning collegiate credentials and a decade of major‑league experience to the program.

After a distinguished playing career that spanned six MLB clubs, Bryan Holaday is set to bring his catching expertise back to Texas Christian University, taking a spot on the Horned Frogs’ coaching staff.

With the first round set for July 11, players like AJ Gracia and Eric Becker are projected to hear their names early, while a deep pool of juniors could bring unexpected selections.

An examination of regression trends for key fantasy baseball players, focusing on breakout candidates and those facing a likely decline

A rundown of standout starting pitcher outings, including Shane Drohan's debut and other notable performances that could impact fantasy baseball lineups.

With the injury list swelling to 60, teams are navigating rehab schedules for stars like Elly De La Cruz, Francisco Lindor, and Max Scherzer, aiming for timely returns.

Evan Carter’s 2026 season may be defined by a low batting average, but his elite plate discipline, speed and defensive brilliance keep him central to the Texas Rangers’ plans.

With two months of data in, fantasy baseball managers can better assess trade targets, avoiding overvaluation of early‑season flukes and capitalizing on emerging talents.

Recent hot streaks from Josh Jung, Jacob Gonzalez and a handful of pitching streamers offer fresh options for daily fantasy lineups.

Scott White breaks down the weekly two‑start pitcher landscape, highlighting must‑start arms, advisable options, and point‑league sleepers for the June 1‑7 window.

USA TODAY Sports is spotlighting Tennessee’s greatest high school baseball players, inviting fans to vote for the best as the poll remains open through April and May.