LOUIS — Kansas City Royals rookie outfielder Jac Caglianone got a pair of firsts out of the way with one swing of the bat ... hit in the fifth in the Royals’ 6-5 loss. “He tracked that ball ...

Ephrata can't get bats going, falls to North Penn in PIAA Class 6A baseball opener Share this ... “ Thirteen hits, and they hit the ball hard for a lot of them. ...

Dakota Valley hits, runs wild in Class B semifinal victory over Winner/Colome Sixth-seeded Panthers hand No. 2-seed Royals first loss, advance to title game ...

The senior right-hander tossed a two-hit shutout Friday as Gretna East defeated Bennington 2-0 in the Class B final at Werner ... "I saw the ball fly off his bat and saw my teammate was right ...

“They got a couple of key hits. ... The ball bounced their way ... when you make errors and the other team has the last at-bat,” Griffin said. “(Saturday) we bat last.

He’s a former player for Wayne State University, where he became their all-time hits leader and ... Castellanos crushing the ball during spring training using a bat designed by Backyard Bats ...

Shohei Ohtani is even good at bat flipping. The Los Angeles Dodgers ... With the game tied 11-11, Ohtani turned on a ball and gave it liftoff deep into Arizona's right side of the field.

An ambitious double steal saw Josh Hankins steal home while Stem snuck a ground ball single past the LMU shortstop to keep the inning going with two outs and scored two more for the GU. The Lions ...

Enough for five of the six home runs he's hit since last Friday to be from the left side with a torpedo bat in hand, though. The reason for that, as Raleigh explained on The Cal Raleigh Show ...

June 17, 1890: Emile Kinst acquires U.S. patent No. 430,388 for an "improved ball-bat," which on account of its appearance becomes known as the banana bat: Speaking of weird bats, how about this ...

Though it seems like common sense that adding heft to the part of the bat where a player hits the ball would be advantageous, several physicists who study baseball bats told me that’s not ...

Louisa Thomas on the torpedo bat that some M.L.B. players are using, and its ascent to fame after the New York Yankees’ home-run barrage.