For baseball enthusiasts ... player’s name on the back, like this New York Mets jersey with Juan Soto’s name. You can also go with a more classic player. For example, grab a David Ortiz ...

The jersey is believed ... “I’m back.” Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman react to the news that Aaron Judge will captain Team USA in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. The boys then give ...

It's impossible to think of Derek Jeter, for example, without the iconic 2 on the back of his pin-striped jersey. But for one day of the Major League Baseball season, all of that individuality is ...

A Harvard grad with a PhD from UC Berkeley, Eric Tulsky is not a typical NHL GM. Is what he's building in Carolina the future ...

He’s a member of the New Jersey Scholastic Coaches Association ... school sports and especially in high school baseball and I keep going back to the word loose – everybody’s playing loose.” ...

That also means putting the names of its players on the backs of the jerseys and ending ... is way more than just a baseball game, and that all started with Bill Veeck back in the ‘60s.’’ ...

Sidney Crosby leaned back on the bench at his locker after a practice last month. The Pittsburgh Penguins superstar shook his head with a smile that expressed an almost-disbelieving nostalgia. Five ...

returns to baseball after sitting out last year to concentrate on his basketball development. Brantley was a starter as a sophomore, hitting .339 with 27 RBI and three homers. He also brings back ...

Outfielder Tommy Pham, 37, provides an example ... a Baseball Hall of Fame voter since 1993. He also is the only writer to be a game analyst for World Series telecasts. He lives in New Jersey ...

Some have reached the heights of the National Baseball Hall of Fame ... Up presented by @Starbucks this Sunday. Being back in a Mariners jersey brought forth many memories for Wilhelmsen.

The Grand Junction Jackalopes announced Tuesday that they will play under an alternate identity for select games in the 2025 season — and it’s one Western Slope baseball fans might be familiar ...