Few things are more tied in with blistering summer days than baseball, and across the country and globe, it’s not hard to find children playing locally at a diamond in town most days.

Picture this: You’re a talented college baseball player who is earning playing time at your school, and you’re wondering what’s next as you try to extend your career and get the attention of professional teams.

Florida Collegiate Summer League action is underway, and the league's 2023 rosters feature a variety of future stars ready to make their marks in the present.

The 26th season of the revived Coastal Plain League is in the books.

When the Savannah Bananas captured the 2021 CPL Petitt Cup, it took six games to earn it.

Teams advancing to the CPL Petitt Cup Championship Series don't always get much time to celebrate.

Cade Swisher doesn’t have any famous uncles named Nick, who played in the major leagues.

Jesse Cole knows a good bit about baseball.

The 2021 Coastal Plain League season begins May 27, bringing some of the best players from all over the country to 15 teams across Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. Many elite college players have passed through the league, including a few who had success at the highest level of the sport — and one with success at the highest level of a different sport.

Last summer, even before Major League Baseball made its return to ballparks across America, the game was being played – albeit in a limited capacity – across four southeastern states in the Coastal Plain League.