Sarah Langs is a Reporter/Producer at ESPN. She covers a wide array of themes within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, professional sports, and the business of sports, as well as sports broadcasting. Sarah's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent outlets such as BVM Sports and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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By: Sarah Langs
It’s crowded at the top. You may ask, "The top of what?" Well, the MLB home run leaderboard. Junior Caminero and Matt Olson each hit their 35th home runs of the season on Tuesday night to tie for the MLB lead. Yordan Alvarez hit his 35th on July 28 and
Here’s our weekly look at 10 mind-blowing notes from the last week in baseball (Aug. 7-13).
By: Sarah Langs
Joshua Báez had an MLB debut for the ages on Saturday. He hit three home runs with his family in the stands at Wrigley Field, starting by going 449 feet on the first pitch he saw. It truly doesn’t get any better than that. Here’s a look at seven stats
By: Sarah Langs
Here’s our weekly look at 10 mind-blowing notes from the last week in baseball (Aug. 14-20). Triples abound: Corbin Carroll hit his 15th triple of the season on Saturday. He now has two seasons with at least 15 triples, 15 home runs and 15 stolen bases. That’s tied for the
By: Sarah Langs
With the Cubs celebrating their 150th anniversary as a National League franchise this weekend, it’s a great time to take a look back at the rich history of the team. We could easily give you 150 fun facts for the 150th anniversary, but that might be a bit much. Instead,
By: Sarah Langs
Here’s our weekly look at 10 mind-blowing notes from the last week in baseball (Aug. 21-27). Can you believe it happened again?! After Pete Crow-Armstrong hit a leadoff home run on Aug. 17, then ended the game with a walk-off home run, Randy Arozarena did the same thing on Saturday
Welcome to September. By the end of this month, the playoffs will have started. We’ve been keeping track all year of what it means to hold a division lead entering any month, and there’s no question that it’s of more importance now than ever. If your favorite team isn’t leading
By: Sarah Langs
Here’s our weekly look at 10 mind-blowing notes from the last week in baseball (Aug. 28-Sept. 3). PCA: Pete Crow-Armstrong’s 14 homers in August were the most by a player at age 24 or younger in a calendar month since Ken Griffey Jr. hit 15 in May 1994. On Sunday,
Nobody would blame a rookie for being nervous in his MLB debut. An 0-fer is completely understandable and would have no bearing on the expectations for a player’s career. But none of that seems to matter to this season’s crop of debutants. Hitters making their debuts have been more productive
By: Sarah Langs
Here’s our weekly look at 10 mind-blowing notes from the last week in baseball (Sept. 4-10). Fish are friends: Griffin Conine hit his 20th career home run on Saturday. He and his father Jeff for the Marlins are the 10th father/son duo with at least 20 career homers each for
