Bill Ladson is a reporter and writer, known for his coverage of Major League Baseball (MLB). With a passion for the sport, Bill's articles provide insights into the lives and careers of baseball players, as well as analysis of trades, signings, and other news within the MLB. He has also been featured on 1330 WFIN, showcasing his expertise and love for the game.
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Jack of all trades, mastering many: Why Cabrera could be key in October Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- The Royals have high praise for outfielder Tommy Pham. From general manager J.J. Picollo to manager Matt Quatraro, they often talk about Pham’s intensity and the swagger he brings to the baseball field. Off the field, Pham will do what it takes to prepare for the game
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- A few hours before the Mets advanced to the National League Championship Series on Wednesday, Daniel Murphy, a key member of the last Mets team to go to the World Series in 2015, threw out the first pitch and was given a loud ovation from the 44,103
Ventura revisits iconic walk-off 'Grand Slam Single' 25 years later Bill Ladson
By: Bill Ladson
Former Major League catcher Mike Scioscia was saddened on Tuesday night after learning of the death of Fernando Valenzuela, 63, his batterymate with the Dodgers from 1980-90. “Man, a sad day,” Scioscia said via telephone. “He was too young. We heard he was sick, and we didn’t know what was
Spike Lee is best known for writing and directing films such as “Do the Right Thing,” “Jungle Fever” and “BlacKkKlansman.” But he is also a big-time sports fan. It doesn't matter which sport it is; Lee is always in attendance. He is expected to attend the World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers when the Series shifts to New York on Monday. MLB.com caught up with Lee, 67, recently to talk about the Fall Classic and his love for baseball.
NEW YORK -- The Yankees and Major League Baseball jointly announced at an event on Monday they have donated $50,000 to build a new sensory room at One World Middle School in the Bronx. The room is expected to be in use sometime next year.
NEW YORK -- Free-agent second baseman Gleyber Torres is usually clean-shaven when he is on the baseball field. But on Tuesday night, he was sporting a beard at the 15th annual Christian Rivera Foundation Celebrity Gala at Cipriani Wall Street, where he was given the “Heroes Award” for helping others off the field during his seven years with the Yankees.
By: Bill Ladson
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum is set to enshrine five Royals legends -- Hal McRae, John Mayberry, Amos Otis, Willie Wilson and Frank White -- into its Baseball Hall of Game on Saturday night at the Starlight Theatre in Kansas City. It will be NLBM’s eighth induction class since 2014.
By: Bill Ladson
NEW YORK -- One thing can be said about former Major Leaguer Dellin Betances: He doesn’t forget where he came from. On Friday evening, Betances, a member of the Commissioner’s Ambassador Program, hosted a Thanksgiving drive at John F. Hylan Elementary school in Brooklyn in an effort to give back
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