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: Max Ralph
Kevin McGonigle has been enjoying a rookie season for the ages, between signing a long-term contract extension with the Tigers, collecting 4.7 Baseball-Reference WAR with a strong .812 OPS and earning his first All-Star appearance \-\- all in a matter of just a few months. Heading to Philadelphia for Tuesday’s
The multi-talented Mookie Betts handled co-hosting duties alongside comedian Roy Wood Jr. at the MLB Awards in the past, but Wood is on the lookout for new talent in 2026. That’s, of course, because Betts had a minor wrist issue that saw him scratched for a game on July 1,
The multi-talented Mookie Betts handled co-hosting duties alongside comedian Roy Wood Jr. at the MLB Awards in the past, but Wood is on the lookout for new talent in 2026. That's, of course, because Betts had a minor wrist issue that saw him scratched for a game on July 1, and it's an awful lot of wear on a wrist to hold a microphone while hosting an awards show. Thus, Wood took to Philadelphia during All-Star Game activities this week to ask Dodgers/National League manager Dave Roberts who should be next in line to fill Betts' place. Roberts came up…
By: Max Ralph
As the baseball world converged on Philadelphia this week for the MLB All-Star Game and its related activities, so, too, did a local icon become the consensus flavor of the week. That, of course, is the cheesesteak. Philly’s classic cuisine was the subject of an MLB-hosted “Cheesesteak Challenge” at the
By: Max Ralph
Shohei Ohtani is a four-time Most Valuable Player, and he’s the proud owner of one of MLB’s Most Valuable Pups. His dog, Decoy, has made the rounds from MVP announcement shows to the inside of Ohtani’s suit coat on the All-Star Game Red Carpet. But Ohtani is no longer the
The Mets have signed their top 2026 Draft selection RHP Carson Wiggins for a full-slot $3,466,500, according to MLB’s Jim Callis. New York selected Wiggins with the 27th overall pick in last weekend’s Draft.
By: Max Ralph
The Baseball Hall of Fame is adding a new All-Star Game “national treasure” to its halls after Tuesday’s Midsummer Classic. Among several artifacts from the American League’s 4-0 win over the National League, MLB donated the Declaration of Independence-style starting lineup card to the Hall of Fame. Each member of
By: Max Ralph
Whether these guys eat their Wheaties every morning, pound pregame breakfast burritos or mix in some wake-up push-ups, they’re doing something right, and it’s leading to quite a power surge. Only 21 batters who qualified -- at least 2.1 plate appearances per team game played in both 2025 and 2026
By: Max Ralph
MLB’s return from the All-Star break isn’t yet leaving the site of what was an epic display for the Midsummer Classic. The Mets face the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park on Thursday -- the only game on the day’s slate -- to get the second half underway, and you can
