Drafted out of Millard West High School in Nebraska, Lewis was selected with the Reds' second-round draft pick in 2024, and was swayed away from a college career at Arkansas with a $3.05m signing bonus. Just 19 years old, he boasts an athletic frame at 6’2”/195, with plenty of time to continue building strength. After showcasing his toolsy approach in the minors, Lewis appears poised to be a big part of the Reds' future plans.

With Baseball United’s launch in Dubai, a professional baseball league steps onto Middle Eastern soil for the first time...

Although the day ended without any baseball action in Somerset, there was some fun amid the disappointment. Wednesday was Star Wars night, and fans were met with the opportunity to take photos with the likes of R2D2, Stormtroopers, Boba Fett, and various other Star Wars characters.

The 2025 MLB trade deadline has started with a bang, with the Seattle Mariners acquiring 1B/OF Josh Naylor from the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday night. The deal comes as no surprise, with the Diamondbacks (50-53) sitting at three games below .500, and 5.5 games back of the third NL wild-card spot. 

After Rowdy Tellez stole second during the Mariners game on Tuesday, fans took to the internet to discuss the oddity. After all, how often do runners as slow as Tellez steal bases? Very rarely, that’s for sure.  When I saw the attention on Tellez, I was inspired to put together this list. I used the most recent stolen base of each player's career for simplicity, although there weren’t that many to browse through given their speed, or lack thereof.

The offensive landscape of Major League Baseball is constantly shifting, with breakout stars and subpar seasons emerging each year. In this crowded landscape, solid offensive contributors often go relatively unnoticed compared to the game's biggest stars. While household names like Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani take the headlines, those who are good but haven’t reached stardom often lack the recognition they deserve. Here are three under-the-radar hitters off to a hot start i

Since Adley Rutschman’s arrival in Baltimore in 2022, the Orioles have taken flight, enjoying steady contributions from the 27-year-old backstop. Recently, however, Rutschman has hit a roadblock, facing a down year in 2024 and experiencing a similar decline thus far in 2025. 

While expansion hasn’t officially been announced, an enthusiastic management group based in Nashville is confident about their chances. The group? Music City Baseball. 

How did Tarik Skubal, originally a 29th round draft pick, reach uncharted levels of dominance?