Sluggball, a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr., is expected to debut in May and tour minor league stadiums this season.

Welcome to Sluggball, a new twist on baseball founded by a group that includes former Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. and boasts retired MLB player Kenny Lofton among its advisers.

FILE - Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr., speaks during a baseball news conference Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File) (Matt Rourke ...

Sluggball, a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr., is expected to debut in May and tour minor league stadiums this season.

Former Phillies General Manager Ruben Amaro Jr. Will Launch a Hitting Competition PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Sluggball, a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Philadelphia Phillies general ...

a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr., is expected to debut in May and tour minor league stadiums this season. Sluggball focuses ...

Read full article: Gov. DeSantis hosts roundtable with FDLE commissioner in South Florida FILE - Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr., speaks during a baseball news conference ...

The first official Phillies workout is 12 days away, and one of the bigger questions coming into this season is Rob Thomson’s construction of the starting lineup. The “Kyle Schwarber shouldn’t hit leadoff” crowd (which I am not a part of) took a nice victory lap after the Phillies fell to the Mets in the

For former baseball players, something was missing. “So many alternatives exist for fans and former players of a lot of different sports,” said Greg

Wade began writing books to fill the time when he was away from the game. He published his second novel in November.

Sluggball' isn't a household word, let alone in any standard English dictionaries. Kenny Lofton would like to change that. The seven-time All-Star outfielder a

Junior Caminero took the swing of his life on Tuesday night, a lightning-quick strike that sent the ball deep to center field. The Rays infielder and former top prospect then took his sweet time with everything that came after.