PJ Potter

1 week ago | nj.com | PJ Potter

Check out the lists below to see the conference stat leaders in the NJIC for April 17 in eight statistical categories: strikeouts, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, runs scored and stolen bases. These stat lists are for games played through April 16. Editor’s note: Leaders listed in this post are based on stats reported by coaches directly into our stats database, which we also used to make assessments for weekly and postseason honors.

1 week ago | nj.com | PJ Potter

Check out the lists below to see the conference stat leaders among the Class of 2026 for April 17 in eight statistical categories: strikeouts, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, runs scored and stolen bases. These stat lists are for games played through April 16. Editor’s note: Leaders listed in this post are based on stats reported by coaches directly into our stats database, which we also used to make assessments for weekly and postseason honors.

1 week ago | nj.com | PJ Potter

Check out the lists below to see the conference stat leaders in the Shore Conference for April 17 in eight statistical categories: strikeouts, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBIs, runs scored and stolen bases. These stat lists are for games played through April 16. Editor’s note: Leaders listed in this post are based on stats reported by coaches directly into our stats database, which we also used to make assessments for weekly and postseason honors.

1 week ago | friarsonbase.com | PJ Potter

You cannot knock the San Diego Padres' front office staff for trying. Just midway through April, the Friars have made a second trade already in the 2025 regular season. As a way to reinforce the team's outfield depth, which is being crushed by injuries to Jackson Merrill and Brandon Lockridge, the Padres are welcoming back a familiar face. San Diego traded away catcher Brett Sullivan to the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for outfielder Bryce Johnson, who was with the Padres during the 2024 season.

1 week ago | nj.com | PJ Potter

Finding a pitcher like Jake Delaney is rare, especially on a smaller public school team. A 6-foot-3 right-hander, Delaney’s presence on the mound is unmatched. The Passaic Valley senior is poised but fiery, prepared but adaptable, and unfazed despite cold and windy conditions against an undefeated team. On Wednesday in Little Falls, the Hornets ace was handed the ball in the biggest public-on-public game in North Jersey this spring.