Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper could be seeing a change after a season-ending injury announcement. athlonsports.com/mlb/philade…

𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐆𝐥𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐆𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐧 👑 Our captain is our second ever ABCA Gold Glove winner, officially the best defensive second baseman in the country.

Pitcher/catcher cover third base line, first charges down first base line: second baseman covers first, SS covers second base and 3B stays to take throw for force out of there

The same way the Braves can have the best first baseman in baseball when Nick Kurtz plays for the A’s

Did you know that on 6/19/03 American Baseball HOF 1st baseman Lou Gehrig (6 x World Series, 2 x AL MVP; 7 x MLB All-Star; NY Yankees), born in NYC. Who wants to purchase this autographed 1933 Goudey PSA/DNA graded 6 for $250,000?

Outs Above Average Leaders - Second Baseman

No we don’t need rental Skubal. We have the best SP in baseball. We need a catcher and relief pitching and perhaps a third baseman. Jeffers is the only player would take off that list

ABS confirmed in #Guardians at #Brewers (Bot 6). Gary Sánchez challenged the called strike. Called strike confirmed. HP: Lance Barksdale | Upheld 47.4% (37/78). Later: Gary Sánchez grounds out, shortstop Brayan Rocchio to first baseman Rhys Hoskins.

the fact that i’m gonna lose $1000 on the red sox because the 3rd baseman and catcher cannot fucking communicate 70 fucking games into the season to catch a fucking mile high pop up with 2 outs in the 9th between them is absolute proof the games are rigged

They won’t because people engage with those posts like crazy. I’m tired of posts like “who was the 1st baseman for your team when you were a kid” I’ll start blah blah blah.. I wish I could block posts like that.

I am fully in support of Blooms plan to rebuild. Moving Nado was the correct move. Could he have gotten a better return? Probably but we will never know for sure. But yes adding an aging 3rd baseman on the decline would be a bandaid fix. Mo loved a good bandaid fix.

Nolan Grawe (@NolanGrawe22), the transfer portal third baseman from South Dakota State, visits with Steve Robertson about his commitment to Mississippi State Baseball on Wednesday. #HailState 247sports.com/college/missis…

Former President George H.W. Bush never missed a chance to attend an Aggie sporting event. He kept an apartment on the Texas A&M campus and was a familiar face at Blue Bell Park, whether throwing out a ceremonial first pitch or cheering from the stands alongside former First Lady Barbara Bush. Bush brought the same enthusiasm to Aggie athletics that he brought to every aspect of his life. A Yale first baseman who made Texas A&M home, Bush shares a connection with Hayden Schott '25, an Ivy League ballplayer turned Aggie who knows exactly what it feels like to find where you belong. Hayden met with Will Johnson ‘82, host and producer of @12thmanp, to discuss how Aggie baseball still pays tribute to Bush 41 today. Learn more: tx.ag/coronadorace

June 18, 1976 Cincy, Philly set to begin crucial series On this date in 1976 the Cincinnati Reds were set to begin a three-game series “against the Eastern division leading Philadelphia Phillies” at Philadelphia. After that the Reds were scheduled to host “their arch-rival,” Los Angeles Dodgers at home. According to Cincinnati Reds second baseman, Joe Morgan, the former was the more important series for the Reds. “’The Philadelphia series is probably more important,’ Morgan told the press. ‘They’re hailed as a super team and it’s up to us to establish who’s best.’” “’We want them to know that come playoff time we can beat them,’ Morgan added. ‘They can build teams up all they want. No one is better than us.’” The Phils had taken two of three from the Reds earlier in the season. “The Phillies will be greeted by the best the Reds have to offer. Johnny Bench, who missed several stretches this year with minor injuries, has rested for two days and will play. Ken Griffey, who hurt his hand in the Chicago series just concluded, also will be in action.” “Red manager Sparky Anderson…isn’t taking lightly a team the Reds could face in the National League playoffs.” “’In four of our last seven games, we’ve had to come back from five or more runs down,’ Anderson noted. ‘We’ve hit .322 over our last 15 games. You can’t keep up a pace like that forever.’” “That is not to say the Reds’ manager is pessimistic. ‘This club,’ he said, ‘looks only at victories.’” The scheduled starters for the first game were Jack Billingham (5-4, 4.66 ERA) for the Reds and Jim Lonborg (8-3, 2.80 ERA) for the Phillies.

Freeman was looking to throw 2nd first, but 2nd baseman wasn't covering. Watch Freeman's post interview. He said there was "miscommunication" there...Ohtani was doing his best to hustle to first knowing that Freeman froze

Former Reds first baseman Joey Votto said he named his dog Morgan after the National Baseball Hall of Famer and former Reds great. cincinnati.com/story/sports/…