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CBA has a young team, but a hammer on the mound that will make the Colts the favorite in an always-loaded Class A North division.

Ten years after he graduated from Red Bank Regional, Joe Jacques will suit up in a Major League uniform for the first time Friday, when he joins the Red Sox bullpen at Yankee Stadium.

You can smell spring in the air and you can smell the grass and hear the bats and gloves because it's baseball season and we are ready to welcome back our very own Jersey Shore BlueClaws.

New Jersey has produced some of the most talented athletes in professional sports.

New York Yankees beat reporter Bryan Hoch discusses what the team needs to do to win World Series in 2023.

After injuries slowed his progress to the Boston Red Sox Major League roster, Jay Groome was traded to the Padres just before Tuesday's trade deadline.

Former Colts Neck star Anthony DeSclafani has been a mostly-dependable starting pitcher during his Major League when healthy. The San Francisco Giants are hoping he can be more than that.

Toms River's Todd Frazier will be playing close to home yet again after the New York Mets reacquired him at the 2020 MLB Trade Deadline.

It finally stopped snowing, so let's play ball, Jersey! There's lots of homegrown talent in the MLB & affiliate teams. Here's a list of NJ-born pros to watch.

Other area teams don't even come close.

A decade or two ago, a fastball that reaches 100 miles-per-hour would enough to land an 18-year-old pitcher among the best handful of prospects in baseball. In an era of unprecedented fastball velocity, however, when it’s almost as though it takes 95 miles per hour to get your foot in the door, 100 mile-per-hour fastballs have gone from a golden ticket to a jumping off point...

Despite growing up a professed Boston Red Sox fan in Toms River, Todd Frazier will be right at home at Yankee Stadium when he puts on the pinstripes for the first time. When he was a star on Toms River's Little League World Series, he and his teammates were invited onto the field at the old Yankee Stadium, which produced a now-famous photo of a 12-year-old Frazier standing out at shortstop next to