Senior Manager, Storytelling and Special Projects
Michael Clair is a Senior Manager, Storytelling and Special Projects at Major League Baseball (MLB). He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on team and individual sports as well as the sports business landscape. Michael's work has been featured in Minor League Baseball, NewsBreak, Lone Star Ball, and Live for Live Music.
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Michael Clair's articles focus heavily on event coverage within the sports sector, particularly baseball and related topics such as bloopers, international baseball, women's baseball, and drafts. He provides in-depth coverage of events and achievements within the world of baseball.
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By: Michael Clair
The San Francisco Firebells were the most dominant offensive team during the Women's Professional Baseball League’s inaugural regular season. They scored the most runs (142), hit the most home runs (19) and had the league’s highest OPS (1.041). In Sunday’s must-win Game 4 of the WPBL Championship Series, they showed
By: Michael Clair
Shaky Knees 2026 brought three decades of rock to Atlanta, with sets from The Strokes, Wu-Tang Clan, Geese, Twenty One Pilots, and more.
By: Michael Clair
Ayami Sato may be the most decorated player in women’s baseball. The Kagoshima, Japan, native has three Women’s Baseball World Cup MVP Awards. No other pitcher has more than one. She held multiple records in the Japanese Women’s Baseball League before it shuttered in 2021 and became the first woman
By: Michael Clair
MLBx, the 3-on-3 co-ed modified home run derby, has traveled the world, making stops in Mexico City, Seoul, London and -- next month -- Mumbai. Now it's coming to Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka, home to NPB's SoftBank Hawks, on November 7. The tournament's bringing some of the greatest stars of
By: Michael Clair
Indian cricket superstars Shardul Thakur, Jitesh Sharma and Kashvee Gautam join MLB legends for MLBx: Mumbai Share
By: Michael Clair
It was called “The shot heard ‘round the world” – though the newspaper editors who coined it likely had no idea how right they were. While American baseball has never been shy about applying a global moniker to its domestic contests (it is called the World Series after all), Bobby
By: Michael Clair
For those who have been missing the World Baseball Classic and the drama of international baseball, I have good news: The road to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics begins with the Premier12 Qualifiers in Barcelona on Friday. Baseball will be back for the L.A. 2028 Olympic games -- the first
This is an excerpt from the latest edition of Michael Clair's International Beat Newsletter, bringing global baseball news to your inbox every month. Sign up for future installments HERE and check out the full newsletter HERE.
By: Michael Clair, Ayako Oikawa（及川彩子
With a record-setting fastball and a lean, 6-foot-1 frame, 18-year-old Yokohama High School pitcher Shoki Oda was already the subject of plenty of teams’ attention. Predicted to go in the first round of the NPB Draft, Oda announced on Thursday morning that he is going to follow in the footsteps
By: Michael Clair
Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are being joined by Earth’s mightiest ballplayers in an exclusive look at Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Doomsday” for the World Series. In the film, beloved heroes from three distinct universes will be set on a deadly collision course and face an existential threat unlike anything they’ve ever encountered.
