BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — The LSU Tigers return to Omaha, Nebraska, to compete in the Men’s College World Series for the 20th time in program history.

Former MLB All-Star Rafael Furcal is facing felony charges in ... Furcal was traded from the Dodgers to the Cardinals during the 2011 season and ended up helping St. Louis win the World Series.

During his 1984 All-Star season, Lemon hit .287 with an .852 OPS, 20 home runs, 34 doubles and 76 RBI as the Tigers' center fielder. In the World Series, he hit .294/.368/.294 with one RBI and two ...

The Dodgers are not the type of team to risk a World Series run with unreliable starters. Follow The Sporting News On WhatsApp Pérez was an All-Star in 2022 with the Texas Rangers.

Chet Lemon, a 16-year MLB veteran and 1984 World Series champion, died on Thursday. He was 70. “He was sleeping on his reclining sofa,” his wife, Gigi Lemon, told the Detroit Free Press. “He ...

As reported by MLB insider Bob Nightengale of USA Today, former Tigers All-Star center fielder and 1984 World Series champion Chet Lemon died at the age of 70.

Texas Tech's Hailey Toney (left), Oklahoma's Sam Landry (center) and Texas' Mia Scott are just some of the players representing Houston-area high schools in the 2025 Women's College World Series.

Three-time MLB All-Star and former Detroit Tigers World Series champion Chet Lemon died Thursday, the Chet Lemon Foundation announced in an Instagram post. He was 70.

The Loyola University-New Orleans second baseman was named to the NAIA World Series All-Tournament Team on June. 2. The Mandeville alumnus was the first person to earn the honor.

Lynn was an All-Star with the Cardinals in 2012, when he finished the season 18-7, and in 2021 with the White Sox. St. Louis selected the former Mississippi star No. 39 overall in 2008. Lynn, who is ...

He played for the Tigers for the final nine years of his career and was an All-Star during that World Series title season in 1984. In all, Lemon slashed .273/.355/.442 with 215 home runs, 884 RBI ...

World Series champion and two-time All-Star pitcher Lance Lynn is retiring. The right-hander was 143-99 in his career with the Cardinals, White Sox, Rangers, Twins, Dodgers and Yankees.