The New Balance Future Stars Series provides high-potential baseball prospects who might otherwise fly under the radar a stage on which to shine. A prime example set for the 2019 event is Jonny Long of the southern California-based Trombly Baseball. 

For U.S. Elite Baseball director Mark Helsel, perhaps the most valuable facet of the New Balance Future Stars Series is its solution for cases of what he called “the yeah, buts.” 

As our commitment to growing our presence within the sport of baseball continues, subscribers can expect an ever-improving bevy of viewing options on FloLive.tv this season—perhaps none more exciting for fans of the college game than the Frisco Classic, which will stream live this weekend, March 1-3, from Dr. Pepper Ballpark in Frisco, Texas.

When fifth-place Serie C side Virtus Entella scored in stoppage time of the second overtime against Genoa in the fourth round of the Coppa Italia, the Ligurian players couldn’t even muster the energy to celebrate. 

The fourth round of the Coppa Italia may lack Serie A’s heavy hitters in the likes of Juventus, Inter Milan, and Napoli, but even without these top sides some of the league’s best players — and most compelling prospects — take to the field tomorrow 

Late Wednesday morning at Toyota Park in southwest Chicago, the air smells heavily of garlic.