Franklin Sports, which provides the official batting gloves for the MLB and has worked with Lindor since 2017, announced Wednesday it would be releasing limited-edition batting gloves dubbed the ...

The 31-year-old Wade, who hit a career-high .260 last season and has contributed many timely hits during his four-plus seasons with the Giants, was batting .167 (24 for 144) in 50 games this year.

Luke Keaschall has burst onto the MLB scene so impressively that he's going to be batting third in the lineup for his debut at Target Field. advertisement. Minnesota Twins On SI.

Tommy Pham has had a poor start to his tenure with the Pittsburgh Pirates, with recent footage of him in the outfield not doing him any favors with some fans.

CLEVELAND — It was a one-word answer, but in college basketball circles, it hit like switching from black-and-white to technicolor, like hearing the Beatles in stereo for the first time.

Batting second, Turner had an outstanding 2024, slashing .295/.338/.469 with a .807 OPS, recording 21 home runs and 62 RBI in 121 games to earn his third-career All-Star nod.

A 2005 Hall of Fame inductee, Boggs spent 11 of his 18 MLB seasons (1982-92) with the Red Sox before spending five seasons with the New York Yankees (1993-97) and his final two seasons with the ...

Boggs was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2005, and his No. 26 jersey was retired by the Red Sox in '16. The 66-year-old now has even more to celebrate. More of the Latest Around MLB ...

Boggs collected 3,010 hits, 578 of those being doubles and 118 being home runs. He ended with a .328 batting average and .858 OPS. He was inducted into the Red Sox’ Hall of Fame in 2004.

— Wade Boggs (@ChickenMan3010) February 7, 2025 The Hall of Fame third baseman, who was drafted by the Red Sox and played for them from 1982 to 1992, announced in September 2024 that he had been ...

Wade Boggs, who five months ago ... SPORTS; Hall of Fame 3B Wade Boggs, 66, ... A five-time batting champion and a 12-time All-Star, he was elected to the Hall of Fame on the first ballot in 2005.

In his career, Boggs hit .328 and joined the 3,000-hit club, finishing with 3,010 to go with 1,513 runs, 118 homers and 1,014 RBIs. He also won two Gold Gloves at third base. --Field Level Media ...