Freddie Freeman is the first one from our state since Steven Strasberg of the Washington Nationals in 2019. He’s also the first one ever from an Orange County high school. Note: The World Series MVP award was established in 1955, but the event obviously goes back much further than that.
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World Series Alums: Lowest Total Ever For California
We knew it might not be a good year for ex-California high school players in the World Series when both the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees (who both have a lot of Californians on their rosters) could get to the Fall Classic. Instead, we have the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros and the […]
NorCal/SoCal Players of the Week
After taking a break for the holidays, this feature returns with honors for two players who have led their teams to unbeaten seasons (as of Jan. 3). Plus, we head down to San Diego County for details on reported state scoring leader Cam Barry and we go up north to Chico for a West Coast […]
More MLB All-Stars From California
There aren’t that many this time despite the hoopla surrounding leading vote getter Aaron Judge from Linden High and the New York Yankees, but here’s a list of the others besides him. For more on Aaron Judge when he attended Linden, CLICK HERE. Jason Vargas (Apple Valley) He broke into the Major Leagues in 2005 […]
