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Michael Harris Extends Hitting Streak To Nine Games In Braves 10-5 Win Over Pirates

Following a slow start at the plate to begin the season, Los Angeles Dodgers No.3 prospect Zyhir Hope has been swinging a hot bat as of late. The dynamic outfielder continued his torrid hot streak with a two-homer night in Tulsa’s Double-A (7-3) win over Springfield. Zyhir Hope Has Five Homers In Last Six Games That gives Hope 18 long balls for the season including five in the last six games. In the game he also had five RBI, giving him 76 for the season.

Mark & Manny debate which deserving #MLBbro was top of the class and most worthy of a trip to the Midsummer Classic, entering 2026 season All-Star break. VIDEO

MLBbro Jazz Chisholm Jr. is an exceptional talent for the New York Yankees. With a rare combination of power, speed, athleticism and defensive versatility, he provides value to a Yankees infield that has often struggled to find consistency. Chisholm’s ability to play multiple positions, including second base and third base, gives manager Aaron Boone flexibility with his lineup construction.

MLBbro Larry Doby is a legend of the game and a pioneer in American history. The first Black player to play in the American League, Rachel Hill has the story on “Larry Doby Day” in Cleveland on July 5th which celebrated the amazing player who broke baseball’s color barrier 10 days after Jackie Robinson in 1947. VIDEO

Jo Adell Launches Two Homers And Drives In Five Runs To Power Angels’ 13-1 Win Over Rangers

Getting the Call | Bill White To Receive Buck O’Neil Award in Cooperstown | THE LEADOFF, Uncategorized

Experience is something that all Major League teams want from their on-field staff. Some guys made their mark in the minor leagues, have risen through the ranks, and know the system and organization well enough to be at the top level. Melanated Mound Marauder LaTroy Hawkins Named Minnesota Twins Bullpen Coach Under New Manager Derek Shelton Others had a solid playing career, and teams took note of their strengths over the years.

Al Holland, a 10-year reliever known for his time with the Philadelphia Phillies in the early 1980’s, passed away on Saturday, July 4, in Fort Mill, South Carolina, surrounded by loved ones. He was 73. Born Alfred Willis Holland on August 16, 1952, in Roanoke, Virginia, Holland starred in football, basketball, and baseball at Lucy Addison High School and would eventually enroll at North Carolina A&T in 1971.

Lloyd Moseby won the Silver Slugger in 1983 and was an All-Star in 1986 for Toronto Blue Jays. He’s definitely an MLBbro You Need to Know. VIDEO