Raimel Tapia is one of several players burning up the Colorado basepaths, Andrew Chafin’s sinker is a groundball machine, and we share a neat trick contributed by the great Bill James that will make your favorite player look a whole lot better.

Houston is hitting to all fields, Olson is digging out of 0-2 counts, and Notre Dame is set up to dominate the second half of this weekend’s regionals.

Adams makes life easy on the San Diego defense, Kyle Seager goes for distance, and the Burlington Bees find new life in a college wood bat league.

The A’s remain in first place despite below-replacement production at a key position, Yan Gomes keeps the Nats at the bottom of the wild-pitch leaderboard, and this week is the anniversary of two of the longest home runs ever struck.

Cesar Valdez’s changeup makes him the most unusual closer in baseball, the Arkansas Razorbacks are likely to overcome a tricky regional assignment, and it’s the anniversary of Rip Sewell’s first eephus pitch.

Gonzalez fails to do damage in the heart of the zone, two seniors power the Duke Blue Devils to new heights, and on the last day of Mental Health Awareness Month, we acknowledge an oft-ignored side of the game.

The NCAA sends the nation’s two best D3 teams to the same regional, the countdown to MLB’s two-millionth run heats up, and new research suggests that pitchers should try grunting.

Willians studiously avoids the three true outcomes, the Phillies have a very valuable injured list, and the Atlantic League debuts the “double hook” rule, with full-on mound-moving coming soon.

Wrigley’s radar guns are registering a lot of speeds that start with 7, Aaron Judge is swinging but not missing, and Alek Manoah brings his elite CSW% to the big leagues.

Ramirez flies under the radar as one of the best players in the game, Cardinals pitchers need to throw more strikes, and Andrew Kittredge is impervious to the inning number.