CEO Estimates 25% of MLB Players Have Looked Into 'Torpedo' Bats amid Record Sales
Victus Sports CEO Jared Smith, whose company produces the official bats for Major League Baseball, estimated that about 25 percent of MLB players have contacted them or parent company Marucci to test the new bats, according to Caleb Mezzy of The Athletic.
Rockies Hall of Famer Todd Helton was at Coors Field to take in the team’s home opener against the Athletics on Friday. But ...
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Watch select MLB games free, over the air, on KWQCSelect Major League Baseball games will be available free, over the air, on KWQC-TV6 and COZI 6.3 stations. Gray Media’s partnership with the MLB and teams like the St. Louis Cardinals, Minnesota ...
Here's a look at MLB's team-by-team payrolls. The figures, compiled by USA TODAY, reflect the present-day value of contracts.
The All-MLB Team annually recognizes the best players at each position across Major League Baseball, and in 2025, it is ...
With the Colorado Rockies' home opener almost here, how does Coors Field rank after 30 years of baseball? Here's what experts ...
Everybody that plays dynasty sports, and everybody in your league, is going to win some trades and lose some trades. The best ...
The league is working with stylists and photographing "arrivals" on Fridays to help players express their personal style.
Chase Dollander, the No. 24 prospect in baseball (per MLB Pipeline), is getting called up to the big leagues. Baseball America has him listed as the No. 7 prosp ...
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Rockies announce when Chase Dollander will make first MLB career startThe Rockies called up pitcher Chase Dollander from Triple-A Albuquerque on Friday. Colorado's top prospect made one start for ...
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