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Three Southern Miss players were selected in the 2026 MLB Draft, pitcher Colby Allen signed as an undrafted free agent, and key returnees like Davis Gillespie could return, while new transfers and high school signees arrive to fill the gaps.
Jordan Walker hit 12 home runs to win the 2026 Home Run Derby, outdueling Kyle Schwarber and sparking comparisons to Chris Carpenter's 2011 NLDS victory over Roy Halladay.
The Nationals host the Blue Jays as Max Scherzer makes his long‑awaited return on his 42nd birthday, a key moment in a playoff‑hunting night.
The 2026 MLB Draft stripped Ole Miss of eight players, including top signees, reshaping the roster with transfers and placing Hunter Elliott at the center of a pivotal season.
The class features first‑round picks Cade Townsend and Taylor Rabe, notable bonus deals, and the only unsigned prospect, JP Robertson, who must decide before the MLB draft signing deadline.
Seven Oregon prospects signed professional contracts, only Chase Frey returns, and the program aims to rebuild a competitive foundation for 2027.
The San Francisco Giants’ left‑hander Robbie Ray is drawing interest from the Chicago Cubs, who may be willing to absorb his remaining salary in exchange for modest prospects.
Owner Tom Pohlad’s public commitment to improve the Minnesota Twins has set the stage for a flurry of trade rumors, with five pitchers emerging as possible targets as the deadline approaches.
The Vols' incoming transfer class has been ranked among the nation’s best, featuring top‑10 prospects from Baseball America and multiple players on ESPN’s top‑60 list, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 campaign.
Owner Tom Pohlad has publicly pledged to strengthen the Minnesota Twins, targeting key arms on the trade market as the team eyes a postseason run.
Carlos Beltran, Andruw Jones and Jeff Kent were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, delivering speeches that highlighted their unique paths and the broader story of baseball's global growth.
The Baltimore Orioles are mired in a disappointing season, with fans demanding answers, but key figures are stepping up to own the mistakes and outline a path forward.
After a career‑altering injury and a high draft selection by the Toronto Blue Jays, pitcher Jake McCoy has decided to play for the University of Tennessee in 2027, bringing with him a wave of other drafted players who are likewise choosing college over immediate professional contracts.
Jake McCoy, a left‑handed pitcher from South Carolina, turned down the Toronto Blue Jays’ draft offer to commit to Tennessee, aiming to boost his stock after a Tommy John surgery‑marred junior season.
Four University of Kansas baseball players were selected in the 2026 MLB Draft, highlighting both expected successes and surprising omissions.
Four Kansas baseball players were drafted in the 2026 MLB Draft, with Tyson LeBlanc, Dominic Voegele, Brady Ballinger and Mathis Nayral joining professional teams, while Coach Dan Fitzgerald reflects on the selections and the road ahead.
Jeff Kent’s recent Hall of Fame induction celebrates a career that spanned the Mets, Blue Jays, and Dodgers, underscored by insights from locker‑mate Eddie Murray and the late Tommy Lasorda.
The midseason showcase wraps up, and several top pitchers are dealing with injuries, setting the stage for rehab assignments and fantasy roster moves.
With the midsummer showcase behind them, several top pitchers are battling physical setbacks that could reshape rotation plans for the stretch run.
Carlos Beltran, Andruw Jones, and Jeff Kent were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, each highlighting personal journeys, team legacies, and the support that shaped their careers.
Jeff Kent, a recent Baseball Hall of Fame inductee, shares memories of his two‑season tenure with the Astros, highlighting the Killer B's, GM Gerry Hunsicker's trust, and his broader career achievements.
Coach Adam Nightingale discusses a record draft class, the departure of Steve Yzerman, the arrival of new talent like Nolan Higgins, and community literacy efforts.
At the halfway point of the season, a handful of closers have surged, posting elite save numbers and sub‑2.00 ERAs, setting the stage for potential trade moves and a new era of televised coverage.
With the All-Star break underway, a handful of relievers have turned in dominant performances, posting sub‑2.00 ERAs and racking up saves. From Mason Miller’s 0.91 ERA to Jhoan Duran’s 24‑save haul, the closer landscape is reshaping trade talks and broadcast plans as MLB prepares its 2026 return to NBC and Peacock.