As Oregon's catcher, Emma Cox knows All-American Lyndsey Grein throws lots of filthy pitches. Grein outdid herself Friday ...

The dream was over. My parents found it strange when I insisted on a new glove, but insist I did. A baseball glove belongs to you not because you own it, but because you make it your own. With each ...

Matt Walsh raised his hands in the air after the baseball bounced over his head in right field ... “What are we being paid 50 cents a game for?” Playing without gloves can be a challenge as the third ...

"Sa, boys," he is reported to have called to the twenty or more club members who had been sent into an uproar by the battle of boxing glove and broom, "let's play baseball." The suggestion was ...

UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State University Athletic Conference (PSUAC) announced its All-Conference team for baseball late last ... is lead the team in batting average (.473) and hits (43 ...

Newly elected Pope Leo XIV, left, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, appears with, from left, Master of Ceremonies Archbishop Diego Giovanni Ravelli, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, and Cardinal ...

Shubham Soni is a dedicated baseball journalist at Sportkeeda with a deep passion for Major League Baseball. Specializing in player profiles, in-depth analysis, and trade updates, He provides ...

There was talk of him potentially being traded at the deadline last year, but Clowney was batting an injury at the time and no deal ever came together. Clowney played in 14 games for the Panthers ...

New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge celebrated a remarkable milestone on Monday: the one-year anniversary of the moment he transformed into Babe Ruth. On May 5 of last season, Judge was mired in ...

(AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) Youth ballplayer Josiah Jones bats during youth baseball game in Monroeville, Pa., with his sliding matt in his back pocket on April 27, 2025. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) Youth ...

By age 23 in 1941, he had already led the National League in triples, doubles, stolen bases and batting average ... that have changed the landscape of baseball? Maybe forever.