Manny Randhawa

Denver

Baseball Writer at MLB

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Articles

24 hours, five cities and 6,000 miles later, Mulipola debuts for AUSL's Volts

1 week ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

Dejah Mulipola (left) and Danieca Coffey celebrate after Coffey's second-inning home run for the Volts. Dejah Mulipola is a veteran when it comes to international travel and softball. After all, she's represented Team USA in the Olympics and played professionally overseas, globetrotting to destinations from South America to Southeast Asia in the process.
The secret to McKinney's big night in AUSL? 'Doohickeys'

2 weeks ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

Sydney McKinney needed to work on hitting the inside pitch. So Bandits assistant coach Mike Lotief came up with some unorthodox ideas for how to ensure McKinney could get the barrel of her bat out in time to catch inside offerings from opposing pitchers in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League. It paid off in a big way on Friday night, when McKinney led the Bandits to a 6-1 win over the Volts in Sulphur, Louisiana, on World Softball Day.
With backs against wall, Rox rally for spirited walk-off

2 weeks ago | bvmsports.com | Manny Randhawa
Arcia se vistió de héroe y Colorado le puso fin a la racha de S.F.

2 weeks ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

DENVER -- Las victorias ocultas son lo que los Rockies buscan en el 2025, además de las reales; ésas también son agradables cuando pueden conseguirlas. Colorado experimentó ambas cosas el jueves por la tarde en una emocionante victoria viniendo de atrás sobre los Gigantes evitar ser barrido en la serie y conseguir su victoria número 13 de la temporada.
With backs against wall, Rox rally for spirited walk-off

2 weeks ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

DENVER -- The hidden victories are what the Rockies are looking for in 2025 -- in addition to the real ones; those are certainly nice, too, when they can get them. Colorado experienced both on Thursday afternoon in a spirited comeback victory over the Giants to salvage the series finale and pick up its 13th win of the season.
Con su dominio, Fried y Senga podrían hacer historia en la Gran Manzana

2 weeks ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

Los Mets y Yankees se han encargado de mantener la gran tradición de béisbol en Nueva York por ya más de 50 años. Los Bombarderos han existido desde 1903. Los Mets fueron fundados hace 63 años luego de la partida de los Dodgers y Gigantes, que se mudaron a California en 1958.
New York aces: Fried, Senga on pace to make NYC baseball history

2 weeks ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

The Mets and Yankees have been the joint custodians of New York City’s rich baseball heritage for more than half a century. The Yanks have been around since 1903. The Mets began play 63 years ago after the departure of the Dodgers and Giants, who moved to California in 1958.
Lemley leads Blaze past Landry, Volts for first win in franchise history

2 weeks ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

It was a highly-anticipated matchup between star rookies each making their first professional start when the Blaze took on the Volts at Wilkins Stadium on the campus of Wichita State University on Monday night. And, as expected, it was a close and low-scoring affair to close out their AUSL season-opening series. Lemley, who just completed a sensational collegiate career of her own at Virginia Tech, was tremendous on the mound.
Danielle Gibson Whorton drives in first run in Blaze history on AUSL Opening Day

2 weeks ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

In the bottom of the first inning against the Volts in Wichita, Kan., Gibson Whorton stepped to the plate against pitcher Rachel Garcia with a runner at first base and two outs. She launched a drive over the center fielder's head that one-hopped the fence, driving in Baylee Klingler. In baseball, we've often heard of dad strength -- you know, when a Major League dad launches a home run or three after welcoming a child into the world. But there's mom strength on the diamond, too.
Texas Tech defeats Texas to force winner-take-all Game 3 in WCWS finals

3 weeks ago | mlb.com | Manny Randhawa

On Wednesday night in Oklahoma City, Texas Tech superstar pitcher NiJaree Canady gave up what turned out to be the game-winning hit in Game 1 of the Women's College World Series finals on a botched attempt at an intentional walk of Texas catcher Reese Atwood. What a difference 24 hours can make.