Manny Randhawa is a Baseball Writer at MLB.com. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on major league sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, while also exploring themes in sports broadcasting and arts and entertainment. Manny's insights and work have been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Sports, NBC Sports, NBC Chicago, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Manny Randhawa
As Reds third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes continues to work his way back after being sidelined with a bulging disc in his back, he’s also using the opportunity to tune up his swing -- prior to going on the injured list in late May, he had a .142/.195/.225 slash line over
By: Manny Randhawa
As Reds third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes continues to work his way back after being sidelined with a bulging disc in his back, he’s also using the opportunity to tune up his swing -- prior to going on the injured list in late May, he had a .142/.195/.225 slash line over
Center fielder Luis Robert Jr., whom the Mets acquired in an offseason trade with the White Sox, continued his Minor League rehab assignment on Friday as he works his way back from a lumbar spine disk herniation. Although he didn’t fare well at the plate over his first three games,
By: Manny Randhawa
The Rays made high school shortstop Grady Emerson the No. 2 overall pick in the MLB Draft on Saturday afternoon, taking MLB Pipeline’s top-ranked Draft prospect with their highest selection since they had back-to-back No. 1 overall picks in 2007 (David Price) and ’08 (Tim Beckham).
By: Manny Randhawa
D-backs draft Arkansas catcher Helfrick with No. 15 pick
By: Manny Randhawa
The Brewers selected outfielder Sawyer Strosnider out of Texas Christian University with the No. 66 pick -- their second of the Draft. Strosnider, the 22nd-ranked Draft prospect in this year’s class per MLB Pipeline, was a tremendous power-speed threat in high school and then with TCU. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound 21-year-old
By: Manny Randhawa
The Giants selected a familiar name with a legendary family pedigree during Day 1 of the 2026 MLB Draft on Saturday afternoon: Peyton Bonds. Yep, he’s related to Barry Bonds and Bobby Bonds. Peyton is Barry’s nephew and Bobby’s grandson -- son of Bobby Jr., who played 11 years of
By: Manny Randhawa
Who’s your favorite MLB player’s favorite player? It’s always fun when we get a glimpse into what great players think about their peers, and during All-Star Media Day in Philadelphia on Monday, Phillies superstar first baseman Bryce Harper was asked to name one player in MLB history he would like
By: Manny Randhawa
The Home Run Derby is one of the most anticipated events on the baseball calendar each year, and for good reason -- watching some of the game’s greatest sluggers launch mammoth home runs is can’t-miss television.
By: Manny Randhawa
The No. 1 selection in this year’s MLB Draft, UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky, has passed his physical and will sign with the White Sox with a record-setting signing bonus of $10.35 million (the slot value for the pick was $11,350,600), a source told MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis.
