Haley Jordan

Joined: Apr 19, 2022

Haley Jordan is a Sports Illustrated/FanNation video director, staff writer, host and reporter for Fastball, Hoosiers Now and Fastbreak sites. She is a graduate from Indiana University with degrees in Sports Broadcast Journalism and Spanish.

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Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson limped off the field during a game with the Cubs on May 29, going down with a right groin injury. Fastball reporter Haley Jordan sat down one-on-one with the All-Star to talk about his recovery process, the central

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Tim Anderson receives a suspension for the second time this season after giving a Guardians fan the middle finger caught on camera. Anderson chose to appeal and will be allowed to play until further action is taken.

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In Friday night's game, World Series hero and former Atlanta Braves player Jorge Soler received a standing ovation from Braves fans before batting for the Marlins in Truist Park. Take a look at the video and some photos from Soler's pregame visit with his

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Reds right-handed pitcher Hunter Greene set an MLB record for most 100+mph pitches in one game in only his second majors start at 22 years old. He's also the hardest throwing MLB qualified starter with an average 100 mph fastball.

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In a rare bend in the rules, the Cubs are allowed to postpone their afternoon game versus the Pirates due to inclement weather. The game will now start at 7:05 p.m. on Friday, April 22. The team has been banned from playing Friday and Saturday night games

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Take a look at the full MLB national broadcast schedule complete with TV times and locations for games played through Thursday, April 28.

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Angels pitcher Shohei Ohtani pitched a near-perfect game in the Angels' 6-0 win over Houston on Wednesday after losing five of his six career starts to the Astros.

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The 28-year-old Denver native is living his dream playing in his hometown for at least another five years into the 2026 season.The deal was announced just before the Rockies' game versus the Phillies on Tuesday.

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America's Most Beloved Ballpark is celebrating 110 years on April 20, 1912. On this day, Fenway park officially opened for its first regular season game jumpstarting Boston's best winning percentage season in history topped off with a World Series title.

Haley Jordan

Joined: Apr 19, 2022

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Fastball Exclusive: Chicago's Tim Anderson 'Feels Great,' Back to Throwing After Injury

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VIDEO: Miami Marlins Jorge Soler Gets Standing Ovation From Braves Fans

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Fenway Park Home of Boston Red Sox Opened 110 Years Ago on April 20, 1912