The lineup card (season three; volume 1) Brayden Krenzel was often asked what his favorite sport was when he was a little kid. For a while, his answer would correlate with whatever season it was at the time. During the spring and summer, he would reply with baseball. In the fall and wintertime, he said […]
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JKR exclusive news story In a move set to bolster its commitment to youth development, Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball scouting service, announced today that they have named former major league All-Star Ryan Klesko as Special Assistant to Ownership. Klesko will work closely with Chairman Rick Thurman and CEO Rob Ponger
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the lineup card: Season 2; vol 10 Ryan Sloan initiates his delivery on the mound with a fluid pivot of his front foot. As he rotates his imposing 6-foot-4, 220-pound frame, he leverages his strong lower half for power and extension. His hands separate smoothly, while his tucked glove side and steady head aid in
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the lineup card: Season 2; vol 9 Kale Fountain commands the spotlight on the field, and with good reason. Standing at an imposing 6-foot-5 and weighing 229 pounds, he not only shatters state home run records but also showcases remarkable defensive agility for his size. Yet, what truly distinguishes this 18-year-old baseball prospect from his
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the lineup card: Season 2; vol 8 In the college baseball landscape, Noah Samol stands tall—both literally and figuratively. At 6-foot-8 and 255 pounds, he is an imposing presence on the mound, delivering sizzling 94 mph fastballs and sharp breaking pitches. A casual observer might be quick to categorize him as the quintessential jock, having
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the lineup card: Season 2; vol 7 Without a unifying professional sports team to rally around, the heart of Arkansas beats to the rhythm of college sports. Much like any average local in the state, Jonesboro native and current Razorbacks pitcher Josh Hyneman grew up cheering on the Hogs in all sports. The 6-foot-4 sophomore
the lineup card: Season 2; vol 6 In the not-so-distant past, right-handed pitcher Brendin Oliver was placed on the C-team at Mooresville High School, a step below JV. He sported a lanky build, zero experience competing on the national level, threw no harder than 78 mph and appeared in fewer than 10 games as a
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the lineup card: Season 2; vol 5 Baseball fans have long argued about the ‘correct’ way to play the game. While some prefer to stick with the rigid, longstanding unwritten rules designed to prevent ‘showing up’ their opponents, the modern era of stars like to bring a little more flair to the game. Highly-ranked 2026
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the lineup card: Season 2; vol 4 After a divisional game between the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers in 2007, three-year-old Tyler Inge waited in the tunnel outside the Tigers clubhouse with his mom, Shani. His dad, Brandon, was the starting third baseman for Detroit. Tyler always carried a soft foam ball with him wherever
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the lineup card: Season 2; vol 3 Growing up in the Chicago area instills a different level of toughness in young ballplayers. They bundle up in jackets during the early spring and late fall seasons, braving the biting windchill just to stay on the field a little bit longer. Those who want to practice year-round
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