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Livvy can’t play shortstop like Bobby Witt Jr. 😂
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Livvy can’t play shortstop like Bobby Witt Jr. 😂
He skipped math and ended up becoming part of history 😅 During Shohei Ohtani’s 50/50 game in September 2024, a kid showed up with a sign that read: “I skipped math to watch history!” Then Ohtani delivered one of the most iconic performances the game has ever seen, and during the game, cameras caught the kid and the sign in the background of the moment. The image was later turned into an official baseball card, permanently tying that kid to one of the most historic nights in MLB history.
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He skipped math and ended up becoming part of history 😅 During Shohei Ohtani’s 50/50 game in September 2024, a kid showed up with a sign that read: “I skipped math to watch history!” Then Ohtani delivered one of the most iconic performances the game has ever seen, and during the game, cameras caught the kid and the sign in the background of the moment. The image was later turned into an official baseball card, permanently tying that kid to one of the most historic nights in MLB history.
In late 2007, Red Sox fan and construction worker Gino Castignoli secretly buried a David Ortiz # 34 jersey in the concrete of the under-construction Yankee Stadium, hoping to curse the team. By April 2008, word of the prank had leaked to the media, and on April 13, 2008, Yankees officials jackhammered through two feet of concrete to retrieve the jersey. Rather than destroy it, they donated the jersey to Boston’s Jimmy Fund - a Red Sox–affiliated charity supporting cancer care and research - which auctioned it on eBay. On April 24, 2008, the tattered Ortiz jersey sold for $175,100, with all proceeds going to pediatric cancer research.
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In late 2007, Red Sox fan and construction worker Gino Castignoli secretly buried a David Ortiz # 34 jersey in the concrete of the under-construction Yankee Stadium, hoping to curse the team. By April 2008, word of the prank had leaked to the media, and on April 13, 2008, Yankees officials jackhammered through two feet of concrete to retrieve the jersey. Rather than destroy it, they donated the jersey to Boston’s Jimmy Fund - a Red Sox–affiliated charity supporting cancer care and research - which auctioned it on eBay. On April 24, 2008, the tattered Ortiz jersey sold for $175,100, with all proceeds going to pediatric cancer research.
After the Padres intentionally hit Shohei Ohtani with a 99 mph pitch, he went to the Padres side to calm everyone down. This is something you don’t see. Class act 💯
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After the Padres intentionally hit Shohei Ohtani with a 99 mph pitch, he went to the Padres side to calm everyone down. This is something you don’t see. Class act 💯
What are your thoughts on this? 🤔
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What are your thoughts on this? 🤔
It hurts just watching this 😔
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It hurts just watching this 😔
This is the coolest story you will see today 💯 (via: RandyMiller/NJ media)
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This is the coolest story you will see today 💯 (via: RandyMiller/NJ media)
During recent renovations at Progressive Field, construction workers in the visiting team locker room uncovered a hidden cinder-block wall covered in Hall of Fame signatures. Thome, Ripken, Bonds, Griffey, Clemens, and more - autographs dating back to the 1990s and early 2000s. A perfectly preserved, decades-old time capsule of baseball history.
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During recent renovations at Progressive Field, construction workers in the visiting team locker room uncovered a hidden cinder-block wall covered in Hall of Fame signatures. Thome, Ripken, Bonds, Griffey, Clemens, and more - autographs dating back to the 1990s and early 2000s. A perfectly preserved, decades-old time capsule of baseball history.
This is an all-time tweet 😭
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This is an all-time tweet 😭
10-year-old Zachary thought he was on his way to the dentist. Instead, his parents pulled into Dodger Stadium for Game 1 of the World Series. By the bottom of the 10th, the Dodgers were trailing 3-2 and down to their final out. Freddie Freeman stepped to the plate with the bases loaded. The crack of the bat sent the crowd into a frenzy, and the ball soared toward right field. It was coming directly for Zachary. It ricocheted off the seat in front of him, rolled on the ground, and in the scramble he knocked it to his dad, who picked it up and handed it back to him. Tears streamed down his face as fans crowded around, asking for photos and congratulating him. Even Yankees fans celebrated the moment with him. That night, he went home with the ball that ended Game 1 of the World Series. Months later, that same baseball sold at auction for $1.56 million. Not bad for skipping the dentist.
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10-year-old Zachary thought he was on his way to the dentist. Instead, his parents pulled into Dodger Stadium for Game 1 of the World Series. By the bottom of the 10th, the Dodgers were trailing 3-2 and down to their final out. Freddie Freeman stepped to the plate with the bases loaded. The crack of the bat sent the crowd into a frenzy, and the ball soared toward right field. It was coming directly for Zachary. It ricocheted off the seat in front of him, rolled on the ground, and in the scramble he knocked it to his dad, who picked it up and handed it back to him. Tears streamed down his face as fans crowded around, asking for photos and congratulating him. Even Yankees fans celebrated the moment with him. That night, he went home with the ball that ended Game 1 of the World Series. Months later, that same baseball sold at auction for $1.56 million. Not bad for skipping the dentist.
As the Cubs wrapped up their 2025 regular season, Ian Happ tossed a baseball into the left-field bleachers with $200 rubber-banded on. His message read: “To: the best fans in baseball, thanks for another great year!” One fan shared it on Instagram, calling it the perfect way to close out the season. The Cubs are heading to the playoffs, but Happ still made sure to pause and show love to the Wrigley faithful. (via @bleacher_bums)
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As the Cubs wrapped up their 2025 regular season, Ian Happ tossed a baseball into the left-field bleachers with $200 rubber-banded on. His message read: “To: the best fans in baseball, thanks for another great year!” One fan shared it on Instagram, calling it the perfect way to close out the season. The Cubs are heading to the playoffs, but Happ still made sure to pause and show love to the Wrigley faithful. (via @bleacher_bums)
“I want you to someday sell this in the future and put your kids through college with it.” That’s what Mickey Mantle told his friend and business partner Joseph Timmerman in 1991 after writing his signature 99 times on a single sheet of cardstock. Halfway through, Mantle even scribbled a note: “These pens suck.” In October 2024, Timmerman sold the sheet at Lelands, and Mantle’s gift fetched $247,144 - nearly $2,500 per autograph - making it one of the most unique and valuable pieces of Mantle memorabilia ever. By the time it sold, Timmerman’s kids were long past college, but Mantle’s gesture still proved prophetic - the sheet had become a legacy piece worth a fortune.
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“I want you to someday sell this in the future and put your kids through college with it.” That’s what Mickey Mantle told his friend and business partner Joseph Timmerman in 1991 after writing his signature 99 times on a single sheet of cardstock. Halfway through, Mantle even scribbled a note: “These pens suck.” In October 2024, Timmerman sold the sheet at Lelands, and Mantle’s gift fetched $247,144 - nearly $2,500 per autograph - making it one of the most unique and valuable pieces of Mantle memorabilia ever. By the time it sold, Timmerman’s kids were long past college, but Mantle’s gesture still proved prophetic - the sheet had become a legacy piece worth a fortune.
I AM CRYING 😭😭😭
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I AM CRYING 😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂😂😂
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😂😂😂😂😂😂
Kevin Gausman was called for a balk here and Blue Jays manager John Schneider was FUMING and got ejected from the game 😳
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Kevin Gausman was called for a balk here and Blue Jays manager John Schneider was FUMING and got ejected from the game 😳
Mason Miller has been absolutely unreal for the Padres. When he enters the game in the 9th inning, it’s basically over. He has been insane this season and even in the WBC. In his last 24 appearances: 25.2 IP 0 runs 5 hits 53 strikeouts Unreal 🤯🔥
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Mason Miller has been absolutely unreal for the Padres. When he enters the game in the 9th inning, it’s basically over. He has been insane this season and even in the WBC. In his last 24 appearances: 25.2 IP 0 runs 5 hits 53 strikeouts Unreal 🤯🔥
Paul DeJong almost took Domínguez’s head off 😭
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Paul DeJong almost took Domínguez’s head off 😭
This is awesome 💯
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This is awesome 💯
On May 16, 2025, Athletics backup catcher Jhonny Pereda was pressed into pitching against Shohei Ohtani on Ohtani’s own bobblehead night. After starting him off with four off-speed pitches under 70 mph, Pereda reared back and threw an 89 mph fastball, striking out the two-time MVP. Pereda kept the baseball as a souvenir, later admitting he “just wanted to face him” and was relieved the ball didn’t come back at him. The moment became an instant fan-favorite highlight, an emergency pitcher fanning the game’s biggest star and keeping the proof.
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On May 16, 2025, Athletics backup catcher Jhonny Pereda was pressed into pitching against Shohei Ohtani on Ohtani’s own bobblehead night. After starting him off with four off-speed pitches under 70 mph, Pereda reared back and threw an 89 mph fastball, striking out the two-time MVP. Pereda kept the baseball as a souvenir, later admitting he “just wanted to face him” and was relieved the ball didn’t come back at him. The moment became an instant fan-favorite highlight, an emergency pitcher fanning the game’s biggest star and keeping the proof.
This is what it’s all about right here. SPORTS ARE BEAUTIFUL 💯 (via: deibysfebres/TikTok)
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This is what it’s all about right here. SPORTS ARE BEAUTIFUL 💯 (via: deibysfebres/TikTok)

Baseball (@mlbelites_) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Baseball (@mlbelites_) has 347K Instagram followers with a 5.28% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 1.08K posts, Baseball received 6.86M total likes and 28.5M impressions, averaging 6.37K likes per post. This page tracks Baseball's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

Baseball (@mlbelites_) Instagram Analytics FAQ

How many Instagram followers does Baseball have?+
Baseball (@mlbelites_) has 347K Instagram followers as of April 2026.
What is Baseball's Instagram engagement rate?+
Baseball's Instagram engagement rate is 5.28% over the last 12 months, based on 1.08K posts.
How many likes does Baseball get on Instagram?+
Baseball received 6.86M total likes across 1.08K posts in the last 12 months, averaging 6.37K likes per post.
How many Instagram impressions does Baseball get?+
Baseball's Instagram content generated 28.5M total impressions over the last 12 months.