Paige Leckie is a writer for Major League Baseball (MLB), covering games, player performances, and team news. With a passion for the sport, Paige provides in-depth analysis and commentary on the latest happenings in the world of baseball.
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By: Paige Leckie
VERO BEACH, Fla. -- The definition of “a trailblazer” is twofold. The first, more general definition is a pioneer or innovator. The second, which is more literal, is as follows: “A person who makes a new track through wild country.” Per Google trends, the usage of trailblazer has increased exponentially
By: Paige Leckie
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By: Paige Leckie
MIAMI -- Trevor Williams doesn’t have a great history with the Marlins, even though they’re the team that kickstarted his professional career. Williams, who was selected by Miami in the second round of the 2013 MLB Draft, entered Friday with a career 5.26 ERA against the Marlins (51 1/3 innings
MIAMI -- There’s arguably nothing more iconic in baseball than a good bat flip after a home run. But perhaps even better is the “stop and stare" -- when a hitter pauses before taking a single step toward first base and admires a no-doubter. Jesse Winker did the latter on
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MIAMI -- The vibes in the Nationals' clubhouse are, for lack of a better word, immaculate right now. The young core is popping off, the vets are crushing the ball and the starting staff -- and bullpen, for that matter -- are all performing above expectations. But as Washington set
MIAMI -- Jacob Young has one goal when he gets on base: wreak havoc.
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MIAMI -- There’s something special about a player’s Major League debut that extends outside of the player themselves. It’s a sort of aura, an excitement that intoxicates the rest of the team. Every player remembers their big league debut. One of the biggest pieces of wisdom that circulates from veterans
MIAMI -- Prior to the series opener on Tuesday, manager Bud Black was asked what it would take for the Rockies to finally hold a lead the entirety of a game. His response was simple: It will take at least two-thirds of the lineup to be really clicking on all
MIAMI -- The mood in the Rockies’ clubhouse on Thursday afternoon was somber. Colorado had just dropped its fifth straight game – a 5-4 walk-off loss in 10 innings. It was the second such setback in three games against the Marlins at loanDepot park. So, there was a team meeting
MIAMI -- Prior to Christian Scott’s third Major League start, manager Carlos Mendoza laid out the keys to a successful outing: Stay on the attack and be aggressive (especially with the fastball). But what happens when a well-laid-out strategy doesn’t go according to plan? Well, you adjust. That was what
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