Manny Randhawa is a baseball writer for MLB.com and BVM Sports, with a focus on multinational coverage of Major League Baseball. He has also been featured in Yahoo Sports, NBC Sports, and NBC Chicago. Manny's articles cover a range of topics, including player signings, record-breaking achievements, and notable games in the baseball world.
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The word “chemistry” is often used to describe the talent on MLB Central , MLB Network's popular weekday morning show featuring Robert Flores, Lauren Shehadi and Mark DeRosa. It's even used among the three, to the point where there's a commercial promoting the program in which they laugh about “bottling up” that chemistry.
This story was excerpted from Manny Randhawa's coverage of Adam McCalvy's Brewers Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. As we near September and the postseason races heat up, the Brewers (74-54) are in the enviable position of having
This story was excerpted from Jordan Bastian’s Cubs Beat newsletter. Manny Randhawa is pinch-hitting on this week’s edition while Jordan is on vacation. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
When you're a world-class athlete, you have a special appreciation for others playing a sport at the highest level, even if it isn't your own.
We're down to about one month remaining in the regular season, and all eyes will be on the postseason races down the stretch. But there are also some exciting stat races to follow, including the possibility of the first National League Triple Crown winner in nearly 90 years.
By: Manny Randhawa
DENVER -- Mary O’Callaghan doesn’t come to the ballpark very often anymore. But the 86-year-old wouldn’t miss Friday night’s game at Coors Field for the world. “This is the most excited I’ve ever been to come to a ballgame,” she said. “It just brings me to tears.”
By: Manny Randhawa
DENVER -- Orioles starting pitcher Dean Kremer sustained a right forearm contusion when he was hit by a 103.1 mph line drive off the bat of the Rockies’ Jordan Beck in the fourth inning Saturday night at Coors Field. The ball ricocheted high in the air and bounced into the
It’s only happened a dozen times since the Baseball Writers’ Association of America began awarding a Most Valuable Player Award in each league in 1931, but it could happen this year: the MVP for both the American and National Leagues coming from the same metropolitan area. Yankees center fielder Aaron
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