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MLB Umpire Hunter Wendelstedt Struck in Head by Batted Ball During Mets vs. Twins
First base umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was struck in the head by a foul ball hit by Mets center fielder Tyrone Taylor, forcing him to leave the game. Per Justin Tasch of the New York Post, Wendelstedt was "down to the ground for several minutes before he got to his feet and was assisted off the field."
Quick Thoughts: The Athletics selected Max Muncy (No. 25), Zack Gelof (No. 60) and Mason Miller (No. 97) with their top three ...
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Here are nine statements I’ve heard around baseball so far this season and my takes on whether they are on point or ...
It's officially Egg Hunt season in MLB The Show 25! Starting April 18, complete tasks across game modes to collect Egg Hunt ...
The MLB Draft is also quickly approaching, now less than four months away. Every move of draft-eligible prospects will be ...
These players were ranked using the FV (future value) system that I applied for pro prospects. Here are my preseason MLB ...
Holliday leads a class that is light at the top but heavy with solid prospects well into the second and third rounds.
With one of the most well-known and popular signature concession items in baseball highlighting their ballpark menu, the ...
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NL East and the World Series. In 2022, the Braves were 23-27 and 10.5 games out through May. They'd win the NL East. They ...
Here's how the pickleball court is replacing the golf course as where the baseball world gets away from the game.
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