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
Taylor Trammell got the Astros on the board Monday in an emphatic way, launching a center-cut fastball from Blue Jays starter Shane Bieber to a solo home run. It cut Toronto’s lead to 3-1 in the bottom of the fourth inning. Except that’s not really how it went, outside of
By: Max Ralph
Lazaro Montes continued to show off his big-time power on Tuesday, reaching the 30-homer mark for the second consecutive season, and he did it in an emphatic way. Montes whacked a pair of home runs, his first multi-homer game since a July 7 promotion to Triple-A, to go along with
By: Max Ralph
The 2026 Trade Deadline has come and gone, and it had no shortage of intrigue. From stunners like the Adley Rutschman and José Soriano deals to Tarik Subal and everything in between, the sprint to October will be heavily impacted. Many of the names traded may be in line for
Starting pitcher Freddy Peralta, whom the Mets traded to the Rays ahead of Monday’s Trade Deadline, helped facilitate an improving relationship between New York stars Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto. Peralta called a meeting between the two in June, a source confirmed to MLB’s Anthony DiComo. The club has not
By: Max Ralph
The Dodgers’ trio of Top 100 hitters in High-A put together a huge performance on Wednesday. Eduardo Quintero (LAD No. 3, MLB No. 19), Emil Morales (LAD No. 4, MLB No. 24) and Charles Davalan (LAD No. 6, MLB No. 81) combined for seven hits and seven RBIs for Great
By: Max Ralph
Some of the Mets’ Trade Deadline additions joined the lineup at High-A Brooklyn this week, and three of them helped guide the Cyclones to a 10-8 victory over Wilmington at Frawley Stadium on Wednesday. Aidan Smith (Freddy Peralta trade) hit his first home run as a part of the New
By: Max Ralph
Ken Griffey Sr. and Ken Griffey Jr., among the most famous father-son duos to ever grace the game of baseball, didn’t debate much when asked which one of them was the better baseball player. Speaking with Ryan Howard and Jimmy Rollins on the 6-1-1 Podcast, Senior, though, still got his
By: Max Ralph
Emil Morales is on a quite hot streak. The Dodgers’ No. 4 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 24 overall, Morales homered in his third consecutive game Thursday. His 21st long ball of the year was part of an 8-2 loss for High-A Great Lakes against Dayton at Day Air Ballpark.
By: Max Ralph
Just three games into his time in the Mariners’ organization, Boston Smith already has two home runs. Smith, Seattle’s new No. 14 prospect after the Luis Castillo trade with the White Sox, went deep for the second consecutive game on Thursday. It provided some key insurance in a 4-1 win
By: Max Ralph
When the Red Sox traded Marcelo Mayer to the Giants at the Trade Deadline, hard-throwing lefty reliever Erik Miller was the headlining return. But Boston also brought in Carlos Gutierrez, a Mexico-born outfielder who now ranks as the club’s No. 14 prospect. Gutierrez made his debut with High-A Greenville on
