(Star-Telegram file photo) Khampha Bouaphanh Star-Telegram Major League Baseball is a reliable ... and he is currently the Chicago White Sox hitting coach. I’d love to talk to his current ...

If he had enough swings to qualify, that would put him 16th in baseball, tied with Ryan Mountcastle and Gabriel ... Miguel Vargas - 3B/OF, Chicago White Sox: Vargas had a big spring training and ...

Team totals: 1. Dutchtown, 104. 2. Catholic, 89. 3. Zachary, 81. 4. Destrehan, 70. 5. Episcopal, 63. 6. Central Lafourche, 50. 7. East Ascension, 34. 8. Woodlawn, 30 ...

Here's six of baseball's most overhyped stars for 2025. Luis Robert Jr. hit 38 home runs, was an All-Star and won a Silver Slugger Award in 2023 for the White Sox ... than you'd like, but he ...

He has also pitched for the White Sox, Cubs, Mets, Angels, Pirates, Cardinals and Giants. Up next The series continues Saturday when the D-backs send RHP Corbin Burnes (0-1, 5.79 ERA) to the mound.

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“I’ve just been able to take it back and don’t make it too much, playing D-I baseball.” William & Mary’s 7-5 mark in the CAA has it tied for second place. The top six finishers qualify ...

Talent isn’t the only thing that is helping spark the wildcats to another successful season, instead the addition of a new ...

It’s surprising to see William Contreras on here ... Oneil Cruz probably would have been a first round pick if we knew he’d run this much. If only someone had predicted that. Next, here are some ...

William & Mary threw out the potential tying ... 6-6 conference). Caldwell’s Caleb White and Cooper Critcher each had two hits and scored twice. In Game 2, Aidan Feather and Brendan Walker ...

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Cheers erupted when he sprang to his feet, flipped the baseball, shed the glove off his right hand, caught the ball again and tossed it to the infield in one seamless motion. Black fans already knew ...