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2:32 AM UTC Jesse Borek PEORIA, Ariz. – Sound the horns, Kyle Manzardo has homered again. Twice, in fact. With the dulcet tones of an accompanying bugle on hand at the Peoria Sports Complex on Tuesday, the second-ranked Guardians prospect claimed the Fall League home run lead in resounding fashion with a pair of roundtrippers

31 Years Ago Today Ed Sprague, batting in the 9th inning with the Blue Jays down 4-3, hit a pinch-hit home run to help us win game two of the 1992 World Series. We had lost game one of the series...

October 12th, 2023 Jim Callis In the last 49 seasons, two Washington State position players have earned first-team All-America recognition: John Olerud in 1988 and Kyle Manzardo in 2021. Though Olerud was one of the greatest two-way players in NCAA history and Manzardo is strictly a hitter, there are a lot of similarities. Both are

I assume I do not need to dig up the painful 2011 and 2017 losses.

With their 3-1 victory over the Blue Jays in Game 1 of the American League Wild Card Series at Target Field on Tuesday, the Twins ended a 19-year postseason winless streak. Minnesota's 18 straight playoff losses over that span is the longest such streak in MLB history. • AL Wild

Each week, MiLB.com profiles an elite prospect by chronicling the steps he's taken toward achieving his Major League dream. Here's a look at Guardians’ second-ranked prospect Kyle Manzardo. For more stories about players on The Road to The Show, click here. It took a little while for Kyle Manzardo to

A career minor leaguer became the greatest player in baseball for two weeks.

What do viewers most like about ESPN's Kay Rod Cast? Apparently, not either Michael Kay or Alex Rodriguez..

With Bo Bichette taking aim at finally reaching 200 hits, we take a look back into the Blue Jays history books to see who has achieved this tremendous feat.

The advent of the universal designated hitter has made what happened Saturday night in Sacramento something mirroring a lunar-like event: a pitcher digging into the batter’s box. But Chris Wright isn’t just any pitcher, he’s a relief pitcher. To further ramp up the oddity of the moment, for one night