Field of Dreams
Baye Adofo-Wilson L’97 helped restore a historic Negro leagues ballpark.
The Quake Show Goes National
Baseball and women’s lacrosse rekindle past glory.
Baseball Stadium Upgrades Planned
Dodger blue meets baseball.
Professional Grind
Major League dreams and dreamers.
Horsehide Historian
John Rossi Gr’65 writes about America and baseball.
The Top 10 Wins of 2017
Counting down the most memorable, dramatic and important wins in the last year of Penn sports.
On Top of the Baseball World
Derek Vigoa C'12, a member of the Houston Astros front office, reflects on a thrilling ride to a World Series championship.
Diamond Days
Baseball’s breakthrough season, softball standout Leah Allen C’17.
Draft Party
Penn baseball revels in “historic day” after a record four players are selected in 2017 Major League Baseball draft.
The Top Ten Games of 2015
Counting down the most memorable, dramatic and historic games in the last year of Penn sports.
Shooting Star Over Flushing
Brief fame, tragic fate: Penn baseball legend Grover Powell W’66.
Hacked!
Astros GM Jeff Luhnow W'89 EAS'89 is the alleged victim of data breach by vengeful former colleagues.
The Numbers Game
Alumni who love baseball, numbers, and baseball numbers.
Baseball and Lacrosse On the Cusp
High expectations for baseball and men’s lacrosse.
Some Teams Could Use This Guy …
PhillieBot throws out first pitch.
Speak Softly, and Carry a Big Bat
A hard-hitting history of horsehide diplomacy.
Desperately Seeking Blank
Think it’s easy to turn off your mind when you’re playing baseball? Think again, says a former Major Leaguer (and Penn Quaker standout).
Stirrings of a Lacrosse Dynasty
Women’s lacrosse team unbeaten for fourth straight year
Leading the Parade
David Montgomery C’68 WG’70
A Pioneer Owner (and Spoon Man) in the Hall of Fame
Walter O’Malley C’26 and Dave Micahnik C’59
Mitt Man
Albert “Doc” Bushong D1882
Not All Horsehide Heroes Regress to the Mean
Do “clutch hitters” exist?
A League of Her Own
Women’s Leaguer Narda Quigley
When Foul Became Fair
Walking man Roy Thomas