Baseball Hall of Fame ballot 2025: Ian Kinsler was ultra-rare 30-30 second baseman
Ian Kinsler is one of three second basemen on the ballot, joining Dustin Pedroia and Chase Utley. His Hall of Fame case.
Shotaro Morii, 18-year-old 2-way player, bypasses Japanese baseball to sign with Athletics
Hoping to become a two-way player in Major League Baseball just like Shohei Ohtani, 18-year-old Shotaro Morii made the rare ...
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Teams announced for the “Desert Invitational” and “Andre Dawson Classic,” MLB-hosted collegiate baseball tournaments
Major League Baseball today announced the teams who will compete in the 2025 MLB Desert Invitational and the Andre Dawson Classic. Each collegiate baseball tournament will feature eight Division-I ...
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Guardians top OF prospect DeLauter among non-roster invitees
The Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday confirmed the club’s non-roster invitees to 2025 Major League Spring Training, which ...
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35 hot baseball players who are stealing bases and hearts this season
Who are the hottest baseball players? This article provides a fantastic list of hot baseball players and their current teams.
WPIAL announces 15-member 2025 Hall of Fame Class, includes 13 people and two teams
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - On Wednesday, the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League announced its 2025 Hall of Fame ...
Former Baltimore Orioles left-hander Brian Matusz dies at 37, no cause of death announced
Brian Matusz, the left-handed pitcher who spent eight seasons in the major leagues, mostly with the Baltimore Orioles as they returned to prominence a decade ago, has died. He was 37.
‘The most interesting man in baseball,’ former Spokane Indians player Lenny Randle dies at age 75
Lenny Randle, an unforgettable baseball player who passed through Spokane, may be gone but hardly forgotten. The ...
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University of Phoenix Supports Arizona Diamondbacks® Annual Winter Classic Celebration
This year’s activities included a baseball station ... support of our friends at University of Phoenix,” said Derrick Hall, President, CEO & General Partner, Arizona Diamondbacks.