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In his first mock-up leading into the June 6-8 Major League Baseball draft (Insider subscription access required), ESPN baseball analyst Keith Law had both D.J. and Dustin Peterson landing in the first round.
Four local players have been pegged as top-100 prospects by Baseball America for this June’s Major League Baseball draft.
D-backs relief pitcher Tony Sipp was one of few African-American baseball players to be on an MLB roster on Opening Day, and several teams had none.
Mesa’s Youth Sports League is partnering with the Chicago Cubs and hosting a free pitch, hit and run competition on 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Hohokam Stadium, 1235 N. Center St. Boys and girls, ages 7 to 14, can compete in pitching accuracy, hitting distance and quickness on the base. Winners in each division will receive two tickets to the Saturday game against the Cleveland Indians.
Finding the right combination doesn’t always happen on the first try.
The city of Mesa believes it will seal a deal to become the home of its second Cactus League team by the end of this year.
The decision has clearly paid off and then some.
Chicago Cubs third baseman Joe Mather was called one of the most feared hitters in Arizona high school baseball histoy during his career at Mountain Pointe.
As a pitcher, Taylor Kaczmarek is known for his fastball, changeup and curveball, not to mention his work ethic even under the most of challenging times when it would be easy to leave the game he’s invested so much of his life in.
Joey Curletta, professional baseball player.
It’s a hard job, but we decided it had to be done:
About a year ago, C.J. Cron was spending time in The BAR Fitness in Ahwatukee Foothills.
About a year ago, C.J. Cron was spending time in The BAR Fitness in Ahwatukee Foothills.
Hamilton third baseman Mitch Nay sat at his house on Monday night, intently watching the Major League Baseball draft unfold with family and close friends.
Mountain Pointe graduate Joey Curletta will be one of the top Arizona high school players selected in the MLB Draft, which gets underway on Monday.
Chaparral's Dylan Cozens, right, runs back to the dugout after scoring in the first inning during the Division I baseball state championship on May 15. Cozens is expected to sign with Philadelphia after being the Phillies' second-round draft choice in this week's MLB draft.
Hamilton's Mitch Nay, far left, celebrates with teammates after scoring against Corona del Sol, during the second round of Div. I state tournament on May 1. Nay was taken 58th by the Toronto Blue Jays in the MLB draft earlier this week.
It says in his bio that Chris Cron has raised two ballplayers – one in pro ball and the other in college - but nothing could be further from the truth.
It says in his bio that Chris Cron has raised two ballplayers – one in pro ball and the other in college - but nothing could be further from the truth.
Taste barrel-drawn wines and compare them to bottled selections. Live jazz and blues music throughout the weekend, along with a New Orleans style menu. MLB Hall of Famer Rollie Fingers will be in for bottle signings.
The worlds of Scottsdale and the lower East Valley cities will collide in Division I baseball this season.
When it comes to all the changes that took place in the National League West this offseason, Diamondbacks pitcher Daniel Hudson might have put it best.
From Joel Adamson of Phoenix, to George Zuverink of Tempe — the last player listed in the Baseball Encycolopedia — more than 400 former major league alumni make Arizona their home. This includes the 120 or so who live in the East Valley alone, according to information from the Arizona Major League Alumni Association.
From Joel Adamson of Phoenix, to George Zuverink of Tempe — the last player listed in the Baseball Encycolopedia — more than 400 former major league alumni make Arizona their home. This includes the 120 or so who live in the East Valley alone, according to information from the Arizona Major League Alumni Association.
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