Mike Green has signed with the Baltimore Ravens, the team announced on Thursday.
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When you think of college baseball, certain schools come to mind right away, but if you dig a little deeper, you'll find that Marshall Univers…
Baseball returned to Appalachian Power Park over the weekend as the West Virginia Power tuned up for its inaugural season in the independent A…
HUNTINGTON ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥” Two former Marshall University and Major League pitchers defended Los Angeles Dodgers hurler Joe Kelly, who was suspended last we…
HUNTINGTON ÃÛÁÄÖ±²¥” Two former Marshall University and Major League pitchers defended Los Angeles Dodgers hurler Joe Kelly, who was suspended last we…
CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati Reds' search for a new center fielder ended in the bullpen.
Pitcher Michael Lorenzen likely won't be tabbed to start in center field, but the strong-armed right-hander will be called upon as a defensive replacement there on occasion, as he was Thursday when he played two innings in Cincinnati's 5-3 Opening Day victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
HUNTINGTON - The last 30 days have been tough on former Marshall University baseball players.
Two of the better pitchers ever at Marshall, Aaron Blair of the Atlanta Braves and Kevin Shackelford of the Cincinnati Reds, were released after suffering injuries. Another, Dan Straily of the Miami Marlins, was suspended after intentionally hitting San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey with a pitch.
HUNTINGTON - The Cincinnati Reds called up former Marshall University pitcher Kevin Shackelford to the major leagues from Triple-A Louisville on Tuesday.
HUNTINGTON - Before this season, Marshall University hadn't had two former players in Major League Baseball at the same time since 1999 when Jeff Montgomery pitched for the Kansas City Royals and Huntington native Rick Reed pitched for the New York Mets.
HUNTINGTON - The Arizona Diamondbacks are enjoying great success with their Blair Pitch Project.
Baseball America ranks former Marshall University star pitcher Aaron Blair as the No. 2 prospect in the Diamondbacks minor league system behind only shortstop Darb