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Nationals pitcher Trevor Williams threw the most first-inning pitches in MLB's last decade
Washington Nationals pitcher Trevor Williams had a nightmare of a first inning against the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday afternoon. In fact, he threw more first-inning pitches than any pitcher in MLB in the last decade, per Codify Baseball.
Nationals' Trevor Williams: Crushed early in 10th loss
Williams (3-10) took the loss in the first game of Wednesday's doubleheader against the Tigers, allowing seven runs on nine hits and one walk with four strikeouts over three innings. Williams endured a six-run first inning that included a pair of three-run homers and exited after 86 pitches in his shortest start of the season.
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Alabama lands commitment from 2026 wide receiver for second consecutive dayOnly a day after picking up their first wide receiver commitment of the 2026 recruiting cycle, the Alabama Crimson Tide have ...
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New Knox County juvenile center interim director lays out prioritiesBrian Bivens, the new interim director of the Richard L. Bean Juvenile Detention Center, sat down with 6 News anchor Bo ...
One of the top uncommitted wide receivers in the state of Florida is headed to Tuscaloosa for his college football. Orlando ...
Another Virginia player is transferring to Mississippi State baseball. William Kirk, a freshman pitcher, told the Clarion ...
Trying to hit a pitcher who throws 100 mph is already hard enough. It’s even tougher to do it off a pitcher who has a hitch in his windup like Brian Curley.
Welcome back to the BamaOnLine Recruiting Show. Publisher Tim Watts and senior recruiting editor Andrew Bone are here to ...
Brian Matusz, a former MLB pitcher who played for the Baltimore Orioles for most of his career, has died. He was 37. The Orioles made the announcement on Tuesday in a post on social media.
Williams is the Tide's second wide receiver commitment of the 2026 class, joining fellow 3-Star Owen Cabell who committed earlier this week. As of now, Alabama holds 16 total commitments, seven of ...
Brain Williams Jr. has announced a verbal commitment to Alabama, becoming the Tide’s second wide receiver pledge. Touchdown ...
While Brian Williams made his mark on the gridiron, he was equally committed to his education and personal development. At Texas A&M, he majored in engineering and had a known passion for ...
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