The catcher was removed from the game in the bottom half of the inning after attempting to continue his play following the hit, during which he remained on the ground for a minute. The 24-year-old ...

Nearly a month after losing his foot due to a medical scare, LaVar Ball and his family were featured on the latest edition of Slam. The issue, which covers Ball's resilience and his sons' success ...

He told me: “On the first night, I didn’t bring a tripod. Big mistake. Without a tripod, there was too much camera shake”. A hint of motion blur is what gives this striking image its painterly ...

The left-handed batter showed the SRH management during the intra-squad match that he is no less than their retained players - Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma and Heinrich Klaasen in terms of ...

LaVar Ball, the CEO of Big Baller Brand and father of Lonzo Ball, LiAngelo Ball and LaMelo Ball, is opening up about the serious medical condition that led to his right foot being amputated.

The Cornell Pickleball Club was founded this year. Now, they're headed to nationals. How did the fastest-growing sport in America make its way to Upstate New York? Jason Cho, a student at Cornell ...

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LaVar Ball has detailed why he underwent recent surgery to remove his right foot. “Due to not paying attention to my diabetes … I ended up having to get my foot amputated,” LaVar ...

Then they cut off my foot. Then they said, 'We gotta go almost knee-high for another surgery,'" Ball wrote. "Three surgeries. And then there were also the blood transfusions. Not one, not two ...

"It probably surprises a lot of people but doesn't surprise us. He's athletic and he can hit the ball hard." Schneider said the Jays coaches have worked with Gimenez since he arrived, with pitcher ...

A three-person panel deemed he had breached Law 9.12 (A player must not… strike with any part of the arm, shoulder, head or knee(s ... because it was an off-the-ball incident, not an errant ...