Cardinals’ reliever JoJo Romero might have the most *insane* first memorable autograph experience. He shares the story of his unforgettable childhood encounter with basketball icon Kobe Bryant. Full interview: youtu.be/9SPlsBPjNmM?si…

NEW: Inside the Card Collecting World with MLB Reliever JoJo Romero ‼️ I sat down with St. Louis Cardinals left-handed reliever and avid card collector JoJo Romero at LoanDepot Park in Miami last month. We covered: •How JoJo first got into collecting with his brother through

Brandon’s maturity and confidence really stood out when I spoke with him during Spring Training. I remember he credited multiple times his longtime mental coach, dating back to college, for helping him stay relaxed on the mound. Great to see him get this opportunity - wishing

Short stint for Cal in Atlanta.

Marlins Third Baseman Connor Norby is going on the IL. Tough luck season for him with a ton of injuries. Expect Max Acosta to be back with the club and get some time at third.

Tyler Phillips being Tyler Phillips (Tyler Phillips) #hugmebrotha #marlins

Catcher Brian Navarreto enters the game defensively for the Marlins, making his first MLB appearance since playing two games also for Miami in 2020. Earlier today, I caught up with him to discuss his long journey back to the Big Leagues - look for our interview in the coming

And in his very first MLB at-bat in 5 years, he launches his first career home run. Congrats to him and his family!

In an otherwise forgettable game, Brian Navaretto knocks his first career homer. 401 feet 101.4 mph exit velo 12 Minor League seasons later, he has achieved the milestone #Marlins

The Marlins gave this young fan some gifts after the woman took the ball from him and the crowd cheered. He is at the game celebrating his birthday

Going home with a signed bat from Bader

“As cruel as this game can be sometimes, it reminds you of why we all love it. The game has a way of honoring those that just go about doing the right thing. And that’s Brian Navaretto.” - Marlins manager Clayton McCullough

“Whenever I don’t want to do it anymore, they hit me on the back and say, ‘Let’s go - this is your career.’” Miami Marlins catcher Brian Navarreto discusses the importance of his family’s support throughout his 13-year professional career. Full interview:

“I was at peace with myself.” Miami Marlins catcher Brian Navarreto reflects on the surreal experience of returning to the Big Leagues after five years away, once again with the same organization where he made his original MLB debut. He opens up about whether he ever questioned

Random things you learn at the ballpark: Gabe Kapler can juggle.

Bill Belichick on banning #Patriots scouts: "It's clear I'm not welcome there at their facility. So they're not welcome at ours. It’s pretty simple.” (via Tar Heel Tribune / YT)