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Former Cal pitcher, coach and broadcaster Jim Darby earns a place in the College Baseball Hall of Fame, joining a select group of Golden Bears. His career spans nearly four decades of transformative leadership in baseball and the sporting goods industry.
A youth baseball coach from Oklahoma faces a lifetime ban after allegedly instructing his son to throw a ball into an opponent's dugout, reigniting questions about oversight and safety in amateur sports.
An Oklahoma coach and his 12‑year‑old son faced severe sanctions after a high‑speed pitch was aimed at an opposing dugout, igniting a national conversation about youth sports culture.
A youth baseball coach in Kansas City was banned for life after allegedly instructing his 12‑year‑old son to throw a ball into the opposing team's dugout during a Memorial Day tournament game between Oklahoma and Nebraska teams.
A youth baseball coach in Kansas City was banned for life after allegedly prompting his son to throw a ball at an opposing team's dugout, sparking a broader conversation about sportsmanship.
A youth baseball coach from Oklahoma has been banned for life by the United States Specialty Sports Association after his 12‑year‑old son launched a 70‑mph fastball into an opposing team's dugout, a move he says was provoked by verbal abuse.
A youth baseball coach in Oklahoma received a lifetime ban after his son's illegal pitch sparked a viral controversy during a Memorial Day game in Kansas City.
A youth baseball game in Kansas City over Memorial Day weekend sparked controversy when a coach allegedly directed his 12‑year‑old son to throw an illegal pitch into the opposing dugout. The incident, captured on video, led to a lifetime ban for the coach and a five‑year suspension for the pitcher after a USSSA investigation.
During a summer tournament in Kansas City, an Oklahoma coach allegedly instructed his son to throw a ball into the opposing dugout, leading to a lifetime ban and a five‑year suspension for the young pitcher.
A youth baseball coach in Oklahoma has been handed a lifetime ban after instructing his son to target the opposing dugout, sparking a fiery backlash at a Kansas City tournament.
The United States Specialty Sports Association has imposed a lifetime ban on Michael Ryals following a controversial incident at a Kansas City tournament, while his son received a five‑year suspension.
A Nebraska coach’s Facebook post alleged that an Oklahoma youth baseball coach instructed an 11‑year‑old pitcher to throw a fastball into the opposing dugout, leading to suspensions and widespread reaction.