7 hot hitters who can keep sizzling into summer Some surprise players have come out swinging hot bats to begin the season. While a couple of weeks isn't enough time to draw any firm conclusions, these performances just may be a sign of what's to come. |
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PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ! |
Bobby sure keeps his Witts about him as teammate Nick Loftin plays leapfrog. |
What's next for the Elly De La Cruz Show? When will Jackson Holliday homer off a pitcher that his dad took deep? Are the Royals back? There's always something fun going on in the world of baseball. Here are some of our current favorites. |
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Baseball's top two prospects are about to share the same field in Baltimore. They're both named Jackson, and they're both only 20 years old. |
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The top five players in Triple-A Norfolk's lineup to begin the season were some of the most highly regarded young hitters in not only the Orioles' organization, but in all of baseball. |
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It's a good year to be a top baseball prospect named Jackson. |
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Members of the White Sox and four players from their Amateur City Elite 13/14U baseball program immersed themselves in history during the team's trip to Kansas City. |
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After watching the success that programs like the Czech Republic, Great Britain and Italy had in last year's World Baseball Classic, Poland is looking to be the next European squad to make some noise on the international baseball scene. |
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Ethan Schiefelbein, a prep lefty from California, fanned a dozen and pitched a shutout at the National High School Invitational in North Carolina. |
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NYM 16 ATL 4 | HOU 3 KC 13 | OAK 1 TEX 0 | PIT 1 PHI 5 | BAL 9 BOS 4 |
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