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On Wednesday afternoon, thousands of minor league baseball players became members of the Major League Baseball Players Association after an arbiter...

Top 40 Quotes That Every Baseball Player Needs to Hear   We all need some motivation and inspiration when we are under high pressure or stress. As...

If you are hoping to have a career in professional baseball, it is important to know how to get drafted and what to expect. Here is a guide on everything you need to know about getting drafted to the MLB!

Though the primary duty of a professional athlete is to play their sport to the best of their ability, there are other things that they must focus on to have a successful career, as well.

It is entirely normal for an athlete to feel anxious when they are on the field - especially when they are involved in a big game. However, these ...

Sports has had lasting moments of joy, triumph, and celebration for players and fans alike since the beginning.

Do you get distracted and anxious easily due to a large number of people watching you? If so, then this is the perfect article for you!

Ever wonder how much your favorite player makes per year? How about if being a part of a big market team lends itself to higher pay and recognition? The average Major League Baseball player makes a killing at 4.17 million dollars!

No player ever expects an injury, and it can be heartbreaking to have to sit out from playing the sport you love. Pitchers are vital to a baseball...

What is an ERA? 

For starters, ERA stands for Earned Run Average. It is a common statistic found in baseball that represents the effectiveness of a pitcher. It is tracked over the course of nine innings, and a number is given to represent the value. The lower the ERA, the stronger the pitcher's performance is. For example, a premier starter in Major League Baseball that gives up two runs in nine innings pitched has a 2.00 ERA. Simple enough, right? Well, not every pitcher lasts nine innings a game (this is very rare), so ERA truly carries over to multiple games. 

Many baseball players you see playing in the MLB, Major League Baseball, have spent some time in their careers playing for a team in the MiLB, Minor League Baseball. The MiLB is where A, AA, and AAA come from, the different levels of playing in the MiLB.

 High school players have received some of the most significant signing bonuses the MLB has given; this blog will discuss who those players are.