Legendary Angels and Padres scout Bob Fontaine Jr. dies at 73
The baseball world was captivated by left-handed pitching prospect Jim Abbott ahead of the 1988 major league draft…
Curtis Pride turned his MLB journey into a lifeline for deaf kids
The 11th in an occasional series of profiles on Southern California athletes who have flourished in their post-playing…
Brewers prospect Sawyer Strosnider’s father catches his first professional home run
(CNN) — A memorable moment was caught on camera at a ballpark in Wisconsin. Milwaukee Brewers 2026 prospect…
Ticonderoga’s Jackson Dorsett reflects on early commitment to SUNY Brockport baseball
Ticonderoga’s Jackson Dorsett reflects on early commitment to SUNY Brockport baseball Dorsett says his coaches at Ticonderoga, including…
Bonds, Thome, Sabathia, Salmon: MLB draft picks boast famous surnames
The Major League Baseball draft is filled with unfamiliar names. Even the most knowledgeable fans have difficulty knowing…
Father, son killed in plane crash after going to St. Louis Cardinals baseball game
MONROE COUNTY, Ill. (KMOV/Gray News) – Authorities say a father and his adult son were killed in a…
‘I wish she was alive.’ Eliezer Alfonzo has emotional day as Dodgers lose to Padres
As the announcer called out his name in the lineup, Eliezer Alfonzo hugged fellow Venezuelan Miguel Rojas before…
Kevin O’Malley, former Padres part-owner and minor league team operator, dies at 50
Kevin O’Malley, who owned and operated minor league baseball teams in California, was a part-owner of the San…
Holocaust survivor, WWII vet to throw first pitch at Orioles game
A 101-year-old Holocaust survivor and World War II veteran will throw Tuesday’s first pitch at the Baltimore Orioles…
Carter Baumler makes Rangers Opening Day roster
Opening Day for Major League Baseball’s 2026 season saw a lot of new faces making it to the…
Phil Castellini becomes new owner of Cincinnati Reds
PRESSURE TO REEVALUATE THEIR WORK WITH FEDERAL AGENCIES. ALL RIGHT. REDS FANS, BASEBALL IS BACK. ALL STAR ELLY…
Letters: Dodgers visiting White House fires up usual debate
p]:text-cms-story-body-color-text clearfix”> I just read Bill Shaikin’s excellent column contrasting the Dodgers’ option to visit the White House…