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Former baseball star Miura Daisuke took part in a crime-prevention kickoff event in Kawasaki on October 9, held in the Azalea shopping area in the city's Kawasaki ward. He appeared alongside a newly appointed one-day police chief, college pole vaulter Kobayashi Mizuki, who warned young people about the risks of illegal dark part-time jobs. The event aimed to raise local awareness of rising crime-prevention concerns.
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In Tokyo Big6 university baseball, Komazawa University's right-handed pitcher, who throws at 158 km/h, has improved dramatically after receiving advice from a former professional player. This season he has thrown 18.2 innings while allowing only two runs, delivering a series of standout performances that are drawing attention ahead of upcoming league games.
- 3Justin Ramsey Joins Cal State Fullerton Baseball Coaching StaffβJustin Ramsey Joins Baseball Coaching Staff
Justin Ramsey has joined the baseball coaching staff at Cal State Fullerton, home of the Titans. The announcement comes as the program rounds out its staff ahead of the upcoming season. Further details about his exact role and background were not immediately provided.
- 4Analytics returning to South Carolina Gamecocks baseballβΌUse of analytics, data, technology coming back to Gamecocks baseball
The South Carolina Gamecocks baseball program is bringing back the use of analytics, data and technology, according to 247Sports. The report signals a renewed emphasis on data-driven methods in how the team prepares, evaluates players and makes in-game decisions. It comes as college baseball programs nationwide increasingly lean on advanced metrics and technology to gain a competitive edge.
- 5Friends pack four major sports events into one Southern road tripβΌAlabama football, Dodgers baseball and two NFL games: Inside one groupβs incredible sports trip to the South
A group of sports fans completed a whirlwind trip across the American South, taking in an Alabama football game, a Los Angeles Dodgers baseball game and two NFL games. The itinerary drew attention for cramming four major sporting events across different leagues into a single journey, highlighting the scale of America's college and professional sports calendar.
- 6West Virginia Mountaineers Release 2027 Baseball ScheduleβMountaineers Release 2027 Baseball Schedule
West Virginia University Athletics has announced the Mountaineers' baseball schedule for the 2027 season. The release gives fans and opponents an early look at next season's slate of games. Beyond the schedule itself, no further details about matchups, opponents or dates were provided in the announcement.
- 7Four academy athletes commit to collegiate baseball programsβAcademy athletes Breona Benavidez, Noah Chaisson, Juan Herrera and Andrea Martinez announce commitments to collegiate programs
Academy athletes Breona Benavidez, Noah Chaisson, Juan Herrera and Andrea Martinez have announced their commitments to collegiate programs. The four prospects are moving forward in their baseball careers by joining college rosters, a step commonly taken by academy players pursuing development and eventual professional opportunities. MLB.com carried the announcement of the commitments.
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James Demers, a baseball player from Helena, Montana, is continuing his playing career at Gonzaga University. Local sports coverage has highlighted his move from the Helena program to the Spokane, Washington school, marking the next step in his development as a player. The story follows his progress through Montana baseball ranks to a Division I college roster.
- 9Texas A&M Baseball to Host Rice in Fall ExhibitionβBaseball Hosts Fall Exhibition Contest with Rice
Texas A&M Athletics has announced that its baseball team will host Rice in a fall exhibition contest. The matchup gives both programs a chance to evaluate rosters and new players in game conditions before the spring season. Aggies fans are reacting to the chance to see the team in action ahead of the upcoming college baseball campaign.
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Coastal Carolina University Athletics has announced its baseball program's fall roster, laying out the group of players who will take part in fall practice and offseason development. The release gives fans a first look at the Chanticleers' lineup heading into the next college baseball season, including new additions to the squad.
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A college baseball tournament is set to be held at the Field of Dreams site in Dyersville, Iowa, the ballpark built for the 1989 film and used for recent Major League Baseball games. Organizers announced the event will bring collegiate teams to the iconic rural diamond, adding to the venue's growing list of high-profile games.
- 12D1Baseball ranks college baseball programs 60-51 for 2026β2026 Top 100 College Baseball Programs Countdown: 60-51
D1Baseball is continuing its countdown of the top 100 college baseball programs heading into the 2026 season, releasing the entries ranked 60 through 51. The ranking series is rolling out in installments, with fans and followers of college baseball tracking where their programs land ahead of the new season.
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Florida State University has released its baseball schedule for the 2027 season, announced through the athletics program's official channels. Details of the opponents and dates were published by Seminoles.com, the university's sports site. Fans of the program now have an early look at who the team will face two seasons from now.
- 14Washington State Athletics See Big Changes On and Off the FieldβΌA Grip on Sports: There are big changes happening at Washington State. On and off the field. And, hopefully, the same can be said about the MLB playoffs.
A Spokesman-Review sports column highlights major changes underway at Washington State, both on and off the playing field, while also expressing hope that the ongoing MLB playoffs will bring similarly significant shifts. The piece ties together regional college sports upheaval and national baseball postseason storylines for Northwest readers.
- 15Naranjeros de Hermosillo Set to Play at Hi Corbett FieldβBaseball Set to Welcome Naranjeros de Hermosillo to Hi Corbett Field
The Arizona Wildcats baseball program will host the Naranjeros de Hermosillo, the Mexican Pacific League club from Sonora, at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson. The matchup brings a prominent Mexican winter-league team to a college ballpark, drawing interest from fans on both sides of the border. Details on dates and tickets are expected from Arizona Athletics as the event approaches.
- 16Former VCU baseball player killed during military training exerciseβFormer VCU baseball player killed in military training exercise
A former Virginia Commonwealth University baseball player has died during a military training exercise, according to WWBT. Details about the soldier's name, branch of service and the circumstances of the accident have not yet been released, and the university's athletics community is mourning the loss of a former athlete.
- 17Baseball Fans Hunt for Clip of a Big MLB PlayβΌβΎ #MLB #Baseball Awesome! I now need to find a clip of the actual play because I was watching College Football yesterday
Baseball fans are sharing reactions to an impressive MLB play made during a recent game, with some admitting they missed it live because they were watching college football instead. People are now searching for video clips of the moment, expecting highlights to spread quickly as the play gets more attention.
- 18Sam Antonacci College Baseball Highlights Draw Attention at Coastal CarolinaβSam Antonacci college baseball highlights at Coastal Carolina
NCAA.com has published a highlight reel of Sam Antonacci's college baseball career at Coastal Carolina University. The collection showcases his top plays and performances with the Chanticleers, giving fans a look back at one of the program's standout players. The release follows continued interest in Antonacci's college career and his impact on Coastal Carolina's recent seasons.
- 19Ben Rice's rise from Ivy League to Yankees stardomβBen Rice's rise from Ivy League to Yankees star can be explained by 5 words (in Spanish) https://www.nytimes.com/athleti
Ben Rice has emerged as a star for the New York Yankees after going from Ivy League baseball to the majors, and a New York Times/The Athletic feature traces his rapid development. The piece says his rise can be summed up in five words, in Spanish, pointing to a phrase tied to his college routine and mindset that has shaped his approach at the plate.
- 20Alabama Baseball Enters Third Week of Fall PracticeβAlabama Baseball Begins Third Week of Fall Practice
The Alabama Crimson Tide baseball team has started its third week of fall practice ahead of the upcoming season. The program shared an update confirming training is underway as players continue workouts and preparations. Fall practice is a key period for roster development and evaluating new talent before spring competition begins.
- 21Arkansas outfielders impress in Sunday baseball scrimmageβArkansas baseball notes and observations: Outfielders stand out in Sunday scrimmage
Arkansas Razorbacks baseball held a Sunday scrimmage in which the outfielders stood out, according to notes and observations from Whole Hog Sports covering the team's fall practice. The recap highlights the play of Arkansas's outfield group as a talking point for fans following the program's offseason development ahead of the upcoming college baseball season.
- 22Catie Griggs Rises from NC State to Orioles PresidentβFrom NC State at 14 to Baltimore Orioles President: Catie Griggs' Unique Path
Catie Griggs has taken over as president of the Baltimore Orioles, capping an unusual career path that began with her enrolling at NC State at just 14 years old. Her appointment marks a notable leadership move in Major League Baseball, drawing attention to her unconventional academic start and rise through sports administration.