Sean Burroughs, former MLB player, dies coaching son's Little League game
Former MLB player Sean Burroughs dies at 43 while coaching son's Little League game. Career included Olympic gold medal and struggles.
Little League Baseball News & Breaking Stories
Jackie Robinson statue stolen and destroyed in Wichita
Every April 15, MLB celebrates Jackie Robinson Day with every player wearing the number 42 as the league celebrates the ongoing legacy of Robinson breaking baseball's color barrier. But last week, vandals stole and destroyed a statue of Robinson in Kansas, leading to the community rallying together to restore it. A GoFundMe has been set up by League 42 Foundation to replace the statue, and as of Wednesday morning has raised over $134,000, nearing its $150,000 goal. Dodger fans, baseball fans really, will continue to outlast these vandals because all they offer is wanton destruction. Robinson's legacy cannot be torn down through a shotgun blast or a torn down and burned statute. All these vandals are accomplishing is strengthening the resolve of those who would honor and revere Robinson's legacy.
George W. Bush Throws Out Ceremonial First Pitch for World Series Game 1
Former President George W. Bush throws out first pitch before World Series Game 1 at Globe Life Field.
Orion Kerkering's Dad Overwhelmed with Tears at Son's 'Unbelievable' Debut
The father of a Philadelphia Phillies player cried when he saw his son pitch in his major-league debut.
Former L.A. City Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas Sentenced to 3-Plus Years in Prison
Los Angeles County politician Mark Ridley-Thomas sentenced to prison for accepting benefits while favoring USC in county contracts.
El Segundo All-Stars set to debut in Little League World Series
El Segundo all-star team qualifies for Little League World Series, becoming second team from Los Angeles County since 1995.
Mandy Moore uncovers her 2-year-old son Gus's Gianotti-Crosti syndrome
Mandy Moore revealed her son Gus has Gianotti-Crosti syndrome, a common childhood rash, and shared his resilient attitude.
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Peering Into The World Of Little League Baseball Peering Into The World Of Little League Baseball
If you're pondering whether "small" translates to a dearth of excitement, then perhaps it's time we peeked under the umbrella topic of Little League Baseball. What news can we unearth from these smaller ballpark games? Oh! Quite plenty, my friend.
Catch up on the spunky prodigies that are making waves in the field or those high-tension national tournaments where these mini maestros unsheathe their masterstroke plays. Did I just hear someone cry "Home Run!"?
Apart from witnessing jaw-dropping maneuvers by youngsters who redefine goliaths, this niche churns out inspiring stories; tales of determination worthy enough to be compared to David battling Goliath himself.
The boy who hit his first home run or how about gritty girls besting boys at their game. Doesn't that tug at your heartstrings?
In what might remind some people of patching together a jigsaw puzzle, scouting reports provide an inside look into budding talents and future Major Leaguers in action—pretty exciting stuff!
Dugout Stories: Not all heroes wear cleats:
- - But here’s a thought - do you think heroism is limited only to players on the pitch?
- - Or could it extend beyond? To coaches mentoring “wet behind ear” rookies transforming them into poised dynamos; Parents ferociously cheering for each strike and every run.
A glimpse into the Little League Baseball news can really give you that shot in the arm, reminding you about passion and community spirit, - a reaffirmation that not all heroes wear capes. Some don cleats or holler from the stands as their little stars hit it out of the diamond!
If this doesn't make your heart race with enthusiasm, what will?
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