Plus: The 12-year-old who might be the next Ohtani
He's hit more than 100 home runs -- knocking out dingers with such regularity that his teammates don't even cheer for him anymore. He can hurl fastballs past hitters with both his right arm and his left.
Oh -- and he's still in the sixth grade.
That's right: Meet Yuto Hara, the ambidextrous star slugger and pitcher who is hoping to one day top even Shohei Ohtani's otherworldly abilities on the ball field. |
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It's not just the weather that's heating up, it's rookies' production as well. MLB Pipeline's third installment has a hitter-heavy flavor. |
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Corbin Carroll is one of the smallest, fastest players in the game today -- and he also happens to slug like Joey Votto. |
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Jennie Finch and A.J. Andrews caught up recently with past recipients of the Jennie Finch Empowerment Award presented by Arm & Hammer. |
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Mike Trout got the day off, but his replacement in center field, Mickey Moniak, filled in admirably. |
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The reigning NL Rookie of the Year offers his thoughts on the Braves' season, Ronald Acuña Jr., signing memorabilia and more in Chatting Practice Powered by Zoom Events. |
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Give your dad the gift of baseball for Father's Day this year with MLB.TV, which is half off for an All Teams Yearly subscription through Monday. |
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MLB Network brings you around the league live look-ins, highlights, expert analysis and more starting at 6 p.m. ET. |
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Who holds the D-backs' rookie record for home runs? |
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