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Things could get dangerous in South Beach 👀
How many games is this lineup winning? 🤔
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Seaver King is the hottest hitter on the planet.
The Nats' No. 4 prospect has gone deep in 4 straight games and 7 times over 11 contests. He's hitting .381 with an OPS well over 1.200 this month.
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Looking for professional opportunities
6’1 OF
B/T: S/R
Have spent 2026 with the Schaumburg Boomers and Oakland Ballers
@FLProBaseball @PBL1939 @AA_Baseball
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Excited to be the new Head Coach at my Alma mater Boca Raton High School! Go Bobcats!!
🤖 Made with AI
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BLOCKBUSTER: The Milwaukee Bucks are trading franchise icon Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis to the Miami Heat for Tyler Herro, Kel'el Ware, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Kasparas Jakucionis, 3 first-round picks (including No. 13), 1 pick swap and 1 second-rounder, sources tell ESPN.
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BREAKING: University of Michigan coach Dusty May has agreed to become the new head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, sources tell me, @AdamSchefter, @PeteThamel. Major college-to-pro jump for the 2026 NCAA championship coach and swing for the Mavericks and Masai Ujiri.
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Myles Beale was ELECTRIC to get @boomersbaseball on the board in the 1st for the 10th time in 11 games at home
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Big South Coach of the Yaar 🔥
#GoHPU
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The Nationals are promoting Seaver King to AAA Rochester‼️
(Per @spencernusbaum_)
#Natitude
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Devin Fitz-Gerald GRAND SLAM 💣
The @Nats_PlayerDev No. 9 prospect has homered SIX times in his last seven games for High-A @WilmBlueRocks.
(🎥@Nats_PlayerDev)
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CHASE JOHNSTON'S FIRST 2-POINTER ALL SEASON WAS TO WIN THE GAME FOR HIGH POINT 🍿
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Dawson Harman hitting adjustment this weekend vs. Princeton. Full ab with commentary.
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Panthers put it away 😤
@HPUBaseball gets the upset to secure the series over No. 9 Florida!
#NCAABaseball
Championship standard. Local roots. Back on the Eastside.
Ryan Kottke returns to the dugout as Manager of the Eastside Diamond Hoppers after leading the franchise to the 2025 USPBL Championship. A Sterling Heights native, Ryan brings hometown pride, relentless competitiveness, and a winning culture that continues to elevate the Hoppers.
From a five-year professional playing career to a strong collegiate coaching résumé, Ryan’s commitment to player development and team success is evident at every stop. Now, he’s back to defend the title and keep Eastside at the top of the league.
Hoppers fans—your champion is ready to run it back.
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Looking for professional opportunities
Myles Beale
6’1 190
OF
B/T: S/R
2025 USPBL Champion
2025 USPBL Championship Game MVP
@FLProBaseball @AA_Baseball @PBL1939 @AtlanticLg


























