Matt Monagan

Kodai Senga's ghost forkball now has its own song

Kodai Senga's ghost forkball now has its own song

Artist Dubose grew up a block from Yankee Stadium in the Highbridge neighborhood of the Bronx. So, of course, his team was the Yankees. It's always been the Yankees. Back then, he says his family couldn't afford tickets to games. But now, as A Boogie wit da Hoodie -- as

You hear it every few minutes on the radio while driving around the streets of Fairbanks. Like the sun, it’s hard to escape in this part of Alaska. This weekend -- it’s the Midnight Sun Festival! The Goldpanners will kick things off on Friday playing in the annual Midnight Sun

“I think I already know what video this is,” James Wood said, smiling. “Hey, look, you sent me that text -- I couldn’t open the video,” Andy Partin, Wood’s high school travel baseball coach, said over the phone. “Was it the one where he hit that high fastball?” Before James

“I think I already know what video this is,” James Wood said, smiling. “Hey, look, you sent me that text -- I couldn’t open the video,” Andy Partin, Wood’s high school travel baseball coach, said over the phone. “Was it the one where he hit that high fastball?” Before James

Twenty-five years ago, Pedro Martinez was transcendent. By the 1999 All-Star break, he led all qualified pitchers in wins (15), strikeouts (184) and ERA (2.10). He’d go on to win his second of three Cy Youngs. And he did it in a season that was mostly about the hitter: The

This story was originally published in April, before Jurrangelo Cijntje was taken with the No. 15 overall pick by the Mariners in the 2024 MLB Draft.

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You’ve likely heard of some of baseball’s biggest family ties. The sport has a long tradition of them. The Boones, the Alous, the Guerreros -- the last, a seemingly endless gene pool of players seen blasting dingers across Dominican sandlots year after year. But there’s one group of relatives that