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Apr 14, 2026View OnlineLast chance to bid! Auction ends tonight at 8 p.m. ET. The MLB World Tour returns to Mexico City on April 25 and now is your last chance to take a swing at our international archive auctions. This game-used collection features items from previous London Series, Tokyo Series, Mexico City Series and more! To check your Watch List, access your Account, or update your info…
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Peter,

Last week, we traveled all over the state of Arizona for one purpose: to meet with our 2026 Stand for Children Arizona Renaissance Scholars and film videos to be played at our awards luncheon.
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Tuesday, April 14
Celebrating Jackie with games where he played
Two Minor League teams will go head-to-head in the annual Jackie Robinson Celebration Game at the Vero Beach complex that bears his name on Wednesday while Daytona will host St. Lucie at another park where the groundbreaking legend made history.
Theo Gillen, OF, Bowling Green (TB): Loves the long ball
Caps his big week with back-to-back two-homer games
Kade Anderson, LHP, Arkansas (SEA): Complete domination
Strikes out 11 over five hitless frames in his first pro win
LuJames Groover, 3B/1B, Reno (AZ): Delivers in clutch
Amasses 10 hits (including a HR), 13 RBIs in huge week
From an opportunity to dump beans on a GM to a multifaceted in-ballpark celebration of asparagus, here are nine spectacular and one-of-a-kind Minor League promos happening during the month of April.
A straight steal of home is one of baseball’s most exciting plays. Twice in one game may be rare, but Double-A Springfield took it to another level when two Cardinals stole home between consecutive pitches.

Some young players have been basking in the limelight since making their MLB debuts this year. A lot more talent will be heading up soon — here’s one potential impact callup for each organization.
In 1989, an MiLB team was nearly named the Scrambled Dogs. This year, Double-A Braves prospects will take the field under that moniker.
A 10-month-old kangaroo named Roxy took in her first baseball game alongside a plethora of doggos at the Rangers’ High-A contest.
On a chilly evening in Maine, the Blue Jays’ Double-A affiliate scored its first eight runs before notching the one knock.
Mets prospect Mitch Voit chats about his first full pro season, plus more about Columbus’ Scrambled Dogs, nifty April promotions and Konnor Griffin’s rise to Pittsburgh on the latest The Show Before the Show.

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