Errors prove costly in baseball team's loss
BENNINGTON – Errors and lack of timely hits once again haunted the Waverly baseball team as the Vikings lost, 7-4, to Bennington.

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UT baseball team beats Baylor in 10 innings
UT baseball team beats Baylor in 10 innings

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St. Clement baseball team looks to bounce back in second half
The Saint Clement baseball team has had its share of tough losses over the first part of the season.

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Cohasset varsity baseball hosting baseball camp
The Cohasset High School Varsity Baseball Team is holding a camp on May 5 (School Early Release Day) from 2:30-4:30 p.m. for baseball players in the National & American Leagues, the Major League and the Junior League at the Barnes Complex.

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Baseball: Forest Lake trips up Ponies 2-1
FOREST LAKE - Forest Lake struck for two runs early and that was all it needed while holding off Stillwater for a 2-1 Surburban East Conference baseball victory on Friday at Schumacher Field.

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Baseball: Park upends Stillwater 6-1
COTTAGE GROVE - A sloppy third inning and little production at the plate proved costly for the Stillwater baseball team in Monday's 6-1 Suburban East Conference loss to Park-Cottage Grove.

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Baseball Northstars split games during break
When the cold, wet weather cleared up, the Cicero-North Syracuse baseball team resumed action and tried to flourish during the spring break - but did not meet with complete

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BCC baseball team earns its first win of the season
The Battle Creek Central baseball team learned on Saturday that there is a first time for everything.

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Baseball Canes open district Monday
A drawing puts the Coral Shores High School baseball Hurricanes in the District 16-3A Tournament's opening game, Monday against Archbishop Carroll.

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Baseball season: The beginning (or hopefully 'Big Innings')
Ray Conner Is there anything more exciting than the beginning of the baseball season.

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Baseball: WHS holds off Danbury
Reliever Jon Como pitched two and two-thirds innings of shutout ball as the Wilton High baseball team defeated Danbury, 12-6, on Wednesday. The Warriors built an 8-2 lead before Danbury scored four runs to close to 8-6. But Como held the Hatters scoreless from there and Wilton added four runs.

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Baseball roundup: Sherman wins in extra innings
After losing back-to-back games in the other team's final at-bat last week, Sherman's baseball team got one in return on Tuesday night.

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West Hancock wins two road baseball games
QUINCY, Ill. –– The West Hancock Titans improved to 8-2 on the baseball season with a 15-3 five-inning win over Payson Saturday at John Wood Community College.

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Baseball: FSU rallies past Duke
After falling behind by three runs after three innings, the Florida State baseball team responded with eight runs in the final five innings to beat Duke 8-3 in the series finale at USA Baseball Complex in Cary, N.C. The Blue Devils (21-16, 6-12 in...

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Arizona Wildcats baseball defeats Washington State Cougars
The No. 21 Arizona baseball team fell behind early but surged past visiting Washington State for a 13-6 victory on Saturday night.

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Baseball Registrations Due April 20
Registrations for Yankton VFW Teener and American Legion baseball teams are due Tuesday, April 20.

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BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Crossville claims third
No. 2-seeded Crossville hit three homers Saturday and edged No. 4 Fyffe 8-7 in the consolation game at the DeKalb County high school baseball tournament at Sylvania.

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Reading about baseball and its history is obviously a great way to learn and understand the game, so I'm just curious to know how many you read each year. You can include annuals like BP, and even fiction if you'd like.
Scott - Don't you find a lot of those fantasy mags repetitive? I hate that, and the fact that they come out too far ahead of the season.
JIK - The Sporting News won't be publishing anything this year. They've gone out of the book business, which stinks for us as fans. I loved their stuff, especially the scouting report book.

Prep baseball: Huskies face state's best in Vegas
Rankings don't mean much to Reno High baseball coach Pete Savage.

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Miner baseball falls to William Woods
Missouri S&T’s baseball team was unable to generate any timely hitting in the early stages Tuesday afternoon, while William Woods did so and came away with an 8-2 non-conference win over the Miners at the S&T Baseball Field.   The Owls jumped on top right out of the gate, as Merrick Conway led off the game with a double down the right field line and Ezra Dickerson followed with a two-run homer.

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