Edward Sutelan

Oct 11, 2024 | sportingnews.com | Edward Sutelan

Drake Maye would be by far the most famous athlete for most families, and it's likely he still holds that distinction in the Maye family with the possible exception of one area: Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Maye comes from a family of well-known UNC athletes, ranging from his dad, a former Tar Heel quarterback, to his older brother, a national championship-winning forward for the Tar Heel basketball team. By the time it's all said and done, Maye might wind up being the biggest name in his family.

Oct 7, 2024 | sportingnews.com | Edward Sutelan

Major League Baseball, like many sports, has done plenty of tinkering with its rules in recent years. One of the most prominent changes — and most controversial — has been the runner on second rule to start extra innings. Instead of playing the innings as normal, teams started off with a runner in scoring position as soon as the 10th inning rolled around. In 2020, the NL shared in the designated hitter with the American League before adopting it full-time in 2022.

Sep 30, 2024 | sportingnews.com | Edward Sutelan

Pete Rose fue el rey de los hits de la MLB, y es posible que ostente ese título por el resto de los tiempos. Ningún jugador en activo de las Grandes Ligas de Béisbol tiene 3.000 hits. Sólo dos jugadores que jugaron en la década de 2000 se acercaron a 1.000 hits de Rose, y ambos tuvieron que jugar más de 20 temporadas para lograrlo. Sin embargo, Rose no figurará en una placa del Salón de la Fama del Béisbol.

Sep 26, 2024 | sportingnews.com | Edward Sutelan

La temporada de béisbol en la MLB es larga y sinuosa. Y con la ampliación de los playoffs, el camino es aún más largo para algunos equipos que aspiran a ganar la Serie Mundial. La postemporada de la Major League Baseball ha experimentado muchos cambios a lo largo de los años. Antes, los dos mejores equipos de cada liga se enfrentaban en la Serie Mundial.

Aug 13, 2024 | sportingnews.com | Edward Sutelan

Every year, players from across the world take part in the Little League World Series. After the time in the spotlight, the players often go in varying directions. Some continue to play baseball for a long time. Others find another avenue by which they channel their passion, often being another sport. Over the years, there have been some pretty famous names to emerge back on major sports' stages after getting the chance to compete in the Little League World Series.