Senior Manager, Storytelling and Special Projects
Michael Clair is a Senior Manager, Storytelling and Special Projects at Major League Baseball (MLB). He specializes in covering a wide range of topics within the sports domain, including competitive and professional sports, sports business, and the intersection of arts and entertainment. Michael's work has been featured in Minor League Baseball, NewsBreak, Lone Star Ball, and Live for Live Music.
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Michael Clair's articles focus heavily on event coverage within the sports sector, particularly baseball and related topics such as bloopers, international baseball, women's baseball, and drafts. He provides in-depth coverage of events and achievements within the world of baseball.
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By: Michael Clair
Cricket and baseball will square off this fall as MLBx heads to India. On October 24 at Mumbai Football Arena, Andheri Sports Complex, former MLB superstars Nick Swisher and Adrían González will take on India's T20 World Cup-winning captain Surya Kumar Yadav in a battle of power and defense supremacy.
By: Michael Clair
The line to the MLB Flagship store stretched around the block. Hundreds of fans gathered, stretching from the store's location on 6th Avenue to the next avenue behind. But the fans weren't waiting for a ballplayer. They were in line to see Fuerza Regida, the San Bernardino band whose combination
By: Michael Clair
Kelsie Whitmore is no stranger to history. Before becoming the No. 1 overall pick ahead of the inaugural Women's Professional Baseball League, which began earlier this month, she was one of the first women to play pro baseball since the 1950s for the Sonoma Stompers. She became the first woman
By: Michael Clair
Brittany Apgar felt good when she stepped into the box -- perhaps the best she’s ever felt out on the ballfields that have felt like home since she was 4 years old. Dressed in a crisp, white L.A. Queens uniform, the third-round selection in the Women’s Professional Baseball League draft
By: Michael Clair
Tigers rookie Hao-Yu Lee had himself a night on Monday: The rookie second baseman went 3-for-3 with two walks -- reaching base all five times -- and driving in two runs in the Tigers' 8-5 win against the Pirates. Along the way, Lee put himself in the record books: The
By: Michael Clair
It certainly didn’t look like Opening Day. Rolling wisps of fog hung over Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Ill., and a cold rain fell on the bundled up crowd who were in attendance for the opening contest of the Women’s Professional Baseball League. They were there for baseball; they were
By: Michael Clair
This is an excerpt from the latest edition of Michael Clair's International Beat Newsletter, bringing global baseball news to your inbox every month. Sign up for future installments HERE and check out the full newsletter HERE. The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is a place of worship: There
By: Michael Clair
The two ballplayers had never met before arriving in Dunedin, Fla., swapping out Italy’s azzurri blue for the Blue Jays’ shade. But now Giaconino Lasaracina and Giacomo Taschin are together. Not just as teammates and road trip roomies for the Single-A ballclub, though: They just might be the first all-Italian
This story was excerpted from Ian Browne’s Red Sox Beat newsletter. MLB's Michael Clair wrote this edition. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox.
By: Michael Clair
Dmitri Young has, unfortunately, seen this all before. The former MLB veteran had perhaps his best season while playing for the 2003 Tigers, a team that -- until the 2024 White Sox -- came the closest to breaking the 1962 Mets' record for the most losses in an MLB season.
