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From Aaron Judge, a Starry-Eyed Rookie, Comes a Home Run Constellation – New York Times
“What he did was amazing,” said Seattle’s Robinson Cano, who won the event as a Yankee in 2011. “I’ve never seen anything like that. Not only the home runs, but to go opposite field that many times? He made this ballpark look like nothing. I thought I’ve seen it all before, but this guy, he’s on another level. He doesn’t even look tired.” .@TheJudge44 hit FOUR homers over 500 feet,…
Baseball’s Upward Trend Is Leaving Some Players Grounded – New York Times
Reyes, by many measures, is having an awful year. Of the 164 players who qualify for the batting title, only two have a lower batting average on balls hit in play than Reyes does. And the Cubs briefly demoted one of those two players, Kyle Schwarber, to the minor leagues to work on his hitting. So why has Reyes been so bad when he makes contact? Examining the angle at…
Baseball’s Upward Trend Is Leaving Some Players Grounded – New York Times
Reyes, by many measures, is having an awful year. Of the 164 players who qualify for the batting title, only two have a lower batting average on balls hit in play than Reyes does. And the Cubs briefly demoted one of those two players, Kyle Schwarber, to the minor leagues to work on his hitting. So why has Reyes been so bad when he makes contact? Examining the angle at…
Baseball’s Upward Trend Is Leaving Some Players Grounded – New York Times
Reyes, by many measures, is having an awful year. Of the 164 players who qualify for the batting title, only two have a lower batting average on balls hit in play than Reyes does. And the Cubs briefly demoted one of those two players, Kyle Schwarber, to the minor leagues to work on his hitting. So why has Reyes been so bad when he makes contact? Examining the angle at…
Baseball’s Upward Trend Is Leaving Some Players Grounded – New York Times
Reyes, by many measures, is having an awful year. Of the 164 players who qualify for the batting title, only two have a lower batting average on balls hit in play than Reyes does. And the Cubs briefly demoted one of those two players, Kyle Schwarber, to the minor leagues to work on his hitting. So why has Reyes been so bad when he makes contact? Examining the angle at…
Where Are All the Black Baseball Players? – U.S. News & World Report
‘Magic City’ is ready for its baseball close-up – ESPN
Jul 9, 2017 Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment Miami has always been known as the “Magic City.” That’s because at any moment, a great moment can occur just about anywhere here. This week, the baseball world converges on Miami, which after 25 seasons as a Major League Baseball city is finally hosting its first All-Star Game. This is a complex city, unparalleled in the United States. Nowhere…
How baseball All-Star Carlos Correa uses tech to get big hits – CNET
Houston Astros All-Star Carlos Correa admiring one of his moonshots. Getty Images Three months ago, Houston Astros All-Star shortstop Carlos Correa flat out told me he was going to have a breakout season and tech was going to play a big role. I was expecting an endorsement pitch during a quick call about how he uses Blast Motion, a baseball bat sensor designed to help everyone from little leaguers to…
‘Magic City’ is ready for its baseball close-up – ESPN
7:45 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment Miami has always been known as the “Magic City.” That’s because at any moment, a great moment can occur just about anywhere here. This week, the baseball world converges on Miami, which after 25 seasons as a Major League Baseball city is finally hosting its first All-Star Game. This is a complex city, unparalleled in the United States. Nowhere…
Baseball’s Upward Trend Is Leaving Some Players Grounded – New York Times
Reyes, by many measures, is having an awful year. Of the 164 players who qualify for the batting title, only two have a lower batting average on balls hit in play than Reyes does. And the Cubs briefly demoted one of those two players, Kyle Schwarber, to the minor leagues to work on his hitting. So why has Reyes been so bad when he makes contact? Examining the angle at…
Baseball’s Upward Trend Is Leaving Some Players Grounded – New York Times
Reyes, by many measures, is having an awful year. Of the 164 players who qualify for the batting title, only two have a lower batting average on balls hit in play than Reyes does. And the Cubs briefly demoted one of those two players, Kyle Schwarber, to the minor leagues to work on his hitting. So why has Reyes been so bad when he makes contact? Examining the angle at…
‘Magic City’ is ready for its baseball close-up – ESPN
7:45 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment Miami has always been known as the “Magic City.” That’s because at any moment, a great moment can occur just about anywhere here. This week, the baseball world converges on Miami, which after 25 seasons as a Major League Baseball city is finally hosting its first All-Star Game. This is a complex city, unparalleled in the United States. Nowhere…
The latest in David Ross’ retirement endeavors: A return to baseball – Chicago Tribune
David Ross is coming out of retirement — but he’s not returning to the Cubs. Or even the major leagues. Ross, one of the heroes of the Cubs’ run to the 2016 World Series championship before retiring, reportedly has signed on to play for the Kansas Stars, an independent team that is stocked with former major-leaguers and is set to play in the National Baseball Congress World Series, according to…
Brewers prospect wants to spread baseball in his native Honduras – For The Win
MIAMI — Mauricio Dubon grew up in a baseball family, if not in a baseball hotbed. His father and his older brother played in their hometown of San Pedro Sula, Honduras, a city of over 700,000 people with, by Dubon’s estimate, no real baseball fields and only a couple of softball fields. Dubon loved the game and played it from the time he was four years old, playing with and…
‘Magic City’ is ready for its baseball close-up – ESPN
7:45 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment Miami has always been known as the “Magic City.” That’s because at any moment, a great moment can occur just about anywhere here. This week, the baseball world converges on Miami, which after 25 seasons as a Major League Baseball city is finally hosting its first All-Star Game. This is a complex city, unparalleled in the United States. Nowhere…
Baseball’s Upward Trend Is Leaving Some Players Grounded – New York Times
Reyes, by many measures, is having an awful year. Of the 164 players who qualify for the batting title, only two have a lower batting average on balls hit in play than Reyes does. And the Cubs briefly demoted one of those two players, Kyle Schwarber, to the minor leagues to work on his hitting. So why has Reyes been so bad when he makes contact? Examining…
‘Magic City’ is ready for its baseball close-up – ESPN
7:45 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment Miami has always been known as the “Magic City.” That’s because at any moment, a great moment can occur just about anywhere here. This week, the baseball world converges on Miami, which after 25 seasons as a Major League Baseball city is finally hosting its first All-Star Game. This is a complex city, unparalleled in the United States. Nowhere…
How to Make Baseball Cool Again – Bleacher Report
In America, baseball is the first: the first love, the first to capture our imagination, the first to radio and TV, the first to integrate, the first to innovate. It’s America’s pastime, because it was born in America and it is America. But along the way, we’ve grown jaded. While society sped up, with its smartphones, social media, rapid-fire dribs and drabs of information and quickly shifting news cycles, baseball…
Sign up for War Eagle Baseball Camp – The Tennessean
The Future War Eagle Baseball Camp takes place later this month.(Photo: Times File photo) The 6th Annual Daniel Smiley Future War Eagle Baseball Camp is inviting students from any surrounding community to attend. Ages 5-8 will have camp July 17 and 18 from 5 to 7 p.m. both days. The cost is $60. Ages 9-13 will have camp July 19-21 from 4 to 7 p.m. all three days at…
Tim Tebow vs. Michael Jordan: Who Is the Better Baseball Player? – Bleacher Report
Christopher Pasatieri/Getty Images There were Crying Jordan memes all over the internet last week. To be fair, there are probably Crying Jordan memes all over it every week, for one reason or another. But this time they fit, because Tim Tebow had just hit his fourth minor league home run. Michael Jordan only hit three. There’s no real reason to compare Tebow to Jordan, except that who else could you…
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