...Midland Valley standout, was chosen to the first team. Those named to the second team were first baseman Ty Barkell, second baseman Ryan Metzler, outfielder Bryce Baur, starting pitcher Derek Beasley, a former Harlem standout, and designated...

...injuries the last four years. Chance Veazey was hurt in a traffic accident the day after he had won the starting second baseman's job in fall of 2009. In his last at-bat of fall workouts, Veazey hit a home run. A little more than a year...

...after Jeff Nelson blew a call at second base in the second game of last year's AL Championship Series. Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano tagged Detroit's Omar Infante, and Nelson ruled him safe instead of calling an inning-ending out...

...running away with the lead in two statistical categories over all of Minor League Baseball.Kannapolis Intimidators second baseman Micah Johnson leads the minors with 37 stolen bases. The next highest total is San Antonio Missions center fielder...

...Teheran chased after the ball and so did Freeman before both pulled back at the last second. The ball rolled past second baseman Dan Uggla, who was racing to cover first, and Parra ended up at second.Gregorius followed with a two-run single...

...Westside loaded the bases with no outs in the third. Then, Mason Dodd grounded a tailor-made double play ball to second baseman Tyler Shiflett, who had trouble getting it out of his glove.Shiflett's throw to second sailed wide of the bag into...

...left-center on a 1-1 curveball after Bryce Harper led off the fourth with a walk."Paul pitched a great game," Braves second baseman Dan Uggla said. "We just couldn't get him any runs. Ian took advantage of the only mistake Paul made. We didn't...

...Ty Barkell (first base), Bill Gerstenslager (designated hitter), Bryce Baur (outfielder), Ryan Metzler (second baseman), Derek Beasley (starting pitcher) and Taylor Grover (relief pitcher) ? made first-team all-conference...

...Augusta GreenJackets, giving the Suns a three-game sweep.Anderson, a former teammate at California with Suns second baseman Tony Renda and GreenJackets third baseman Mitch Delfino, shut down Augusta (16-11), striking out seven. Five...

...walked in and errors were made. At one point, Asheville's entire infield lost a ball in the sky. It landed at the second baseman's position, a good 20 feet from the nearest player. So you can't take a lot from this game - especially early...