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Part of the beauty of baseball lies in its timeless dance with numbers, a rhythm that pulses through every inning, which can echo through generations and etch itself into history. Actually, let’s ...

"I know, we're nerds. And some people are like, 'Shut up, nerd, .300 is good!' I get that; I'm not debating that. But there are other ways that we can analyze players − and make them better and try to ...

Shohei Ohtani broke a huge barrier that has sat in place for a century when he arrived as a two-way player. However, what makes Ohtani truly brilliant isn’t the fact that he pitches and hits, but that ...

David Salazar III is a baseball player through and through. He plays so many games, in fact, that he hasn’t even had time to get to a Milwaukee Brewers game in person yet this summer. Instead, he ...

Baseball has always been about numbers. For decades, fans relied primarily on the statistics that graced box scores and baseball cards to evaluate players. Pitchers were judged on wins, losses, earned ...

Liam Doyle is one of the top arms in college baseball and the upcoming MLB draft. Entering in the seventh inning, Doyle, who was named a finalist for the Golden Spike Award on Wednesday, shoved on the ...

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21: Grayson Bonds (Suwannee), Christian Morales (Ribault), Noah Prudencio (Atlantic Coast), Dayton Taylor (St. Joseph) 20: Connor Balazic (Creekside), Merrick Rapoza (Clay) 19: Robert Bryson (Paxon), ...

100: Jaylen Lewis, Mandarin, 10.42, North Florida/South Florida Challenge 200: Jaylen Lewis, Mandarin, 20.97, North Florida/South Florida Challenge 400: Jaylen Lewis ...

It's a conundrum we face every fantasy baseball season. Our best decisions will be made from meaty chunks of data, but to be a good player, we have to make educated guesses off limited amounts of data ...

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred removed the lifetime bans from legendary players Pete Rose and "Shoeless" Joe Jackson. The pair are two of baseball's most infamous players. Jackson was part of the 1919 ...