Plus: We asked execs -- Volpe or Walker?
The emergence of Cardinals outfielder Jordan Walker and Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe were two of the biggest stories to come out of Spring Training, as MLB Pipeline's Nos. 4 and 5 prospects secured spots on their teams' respective Opening Day rosters.
The two youngsters -- Walker will turn 21 next month, while Volpe will celebrate his 22nd birthday in a few weeks -- each made their big league debut on Opening Day. But who will have a bigger impact throughout 2023?
We posed that question to 20 front-office executives, asking them whether they believed Walker or Volpe would have a better season. |
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Ha-Seong Kim's celebration deserved to be a highlight on its own. |
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Fresh off leading Japan to the World Baseball Classic title, Shohei Ohtani bowed to greet Ichiro, who's a two-time WBC champion (2006, '09). |
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With San Diego State facing Connecticut for the NCAA men's championship at the same time as last night's game between the D-backs and Padres, the Petco Park scoreboard operators had a little fun with Arizona's Nick Ahmed. |
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Yankees players were challenged to perform their best impression of Nestor Cortes' pitching delivery. Gerrit Cole in particular absolutely nailed it. |
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White Sox closer Liam Hendriks gave fans an update via video on his treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma prior to the club's home opener. |
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Jeremy Peña catches up with The Kid Mero to discuss how the World Series MVP focuses on the 2023 season while living his finest life. |
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Catch baseball's morning show today and every weekday. Join Mark DeRosa, Robert Flores and Lauren Shehadi at 9 a.m. ET. |
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Who has the most walk-off home runs among second basemen in the Expansion Era (since 1961)? |
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