Max Ralph is a sports reporter at PennLive, covering Penn State Athletics with a primary focus on Nittany Lion football. With a strong background in sports journalism, he has reported on various themes including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports broadcasting, while also exploring the intersection of sports with beauty and fashion. Max's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Philadelphia Inquirer, Miami Herald, and Sports Illustrated.
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By: Manny Randhawa, Max Ralph
We’re nearing the official halfway point of the 2026 MLB season, meaning we’re getting a pretty good idea of which players are at the top of their games this year. But we’ve also seen some major developments on that front, like Aaron Judge’s long-term injury and the elbow surgery that
The Brewers’ loaded farm system just landed one highly anticipated prospect in the Major Leagues, as Cooper Pratt (MLB Pipeline’s No. 63 prospect) made his debut for Milwaukee on Tuesday. It now looks like another of the Crew’s five top-100 prospects is pushing toward his debut. Jett Williams (MIL No.
By: Max Ralph
Just over halfway through June, the scorching-hot Charlie Condon has already tied his personal best for most home runs in a single calendar month, and he did it off of a rehabbing Major League starter. Condon, the Rockies’ No. 2 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 72 overall, took Astros starter
He’s become The Vulture, and no, we’re not talking about the “Spider-Man” villain. We’re talking about Aaron Ashby, the Brewers' lights-out reliever who leads the Major Leagues in wins and became the first to double-digits on Tuesday. Ashby (10-0, 2.86 ERA) entered the seventh inning Tuesday protecting a 1-0 Brewers
By: Max Ralph
Yankee Stadium has seen more than a few champions walk through its hallowed grounds over the years. It’ll add two more to that elite grouping on Wednesday. Knicks stars Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart, fresh off winning the franchise’s first NBA title in 53 years, will throw out the ceremonial
By: Max Ralph
There was good news at Triple-A Charlotte on Tuesday night for the White Sox. Catcher Kyle Teel (hamstring strain/LCL sprain) and left-handed starter Noah Schultz (patellar tendinitis) each made their first appearances of a rehab assignment with the Knights. Schultz started on the mound, and Teel went 2-for-3 with a
I don’t know about you, but Ethan Petry was definitely feeling 22 on Wednesday, assuming another trip around the sun provides a boost in home-run pop. Petry, the Nationals’ No. 13 prospect, hit a pair of big flies for Double-A Harrisburg in an 11-6 victory over Erie at FNB Field.
By: Max Ralph
The Leiter family has its fingerprints all over MLB’s pitching history. Another hurler is starting to follow in the footsteps of those that have come before him. Cam Leiter, the Dodgers’ No. 21 prospect, twirled his second consecutive start with seven strikeouts in three innings or fewer. On Wednesday, he
The Braves have been hit -- hard -- by injuries in 2026. And it’s turning them toward extreme measures just to get through nine innings. For the first time in an MLB game since Aug. 21, 2017, Atlanta star Matt Olson did not take the field at first base. He
By: Max Ralph
Joey Votto has become a weekly fixture as a guest on “MLB Now,” and he provided some cuteness overload on Thursday with an excellent story to go with it. Making this television appearance from his car, Votto also had a furry friend traveling alongside him. Host Brian Kenny asked Votto
