Let’s take a look at how Bryce Elder has recen … Okay, let’s not. It’s been bad. Over the course of July, his xFIP is close ...

Wyatt Langford drove in three runs with a first-inning double and Josh Smith and Josh Jung added two RBIs each to back a ...

Leiter (7-6) allowed a run on two hits and three walks while striking out seven over six innings to earn the win over Atlanta on Sunday.

Jack, who turns 25 in April, is the fourth Leiter to pitch in the majors joining his dad, his uncle Mark and his cousin Mark Jr., who is going on his fifth big league season now.

Fastball velocity Jack Leiter's fastball averaged 1.4 miles per hour more on Friday night than he did last season. One look at the Baseball Savant velocity tables for Leiter's outing tells the story.

Texas Rangers pitcher Jack Leiter watches from the dugout with pitching coach Mike Maddux during the sixth inning of a spring training game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday, Feb. 27 ...

The most recognizable Leiter is, of course, his father, Al, who has a resume Jack hopes to match or even top. Al played 19 seasons for four teams and won a pair of World Series titles.

It was easy to envision the fireballer who is generously listed as 6-foot-1 and is the son of former big-league All-Star Al Leiter fronting the Rangers’ rotation sooner than later. With a ...

Jack’s father, Al, and Al’s brother, Mark, both pitched in the major leagues. Thanks to Jack and Mark Leiter Jr., the elder Leiters became the first set of brothers ever to produce sons who ...

Al Leiter doesn’t want a Father’s Day present from his son, Jack. This trip, to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb., with the entire family to watch Jack pitch for defending national ...

Rather, it was his teammate Jack Leiter, who shot up the draft boards during the 2021 season, going 11-4 with a 2.13 ERA and 179 strikeouts against 45 walks in 110 innings for Vanderbilt, at one ...

Jack Leiter might already be the total package, but staying humble is in his DNA. Al Leiter will never forget a moment he experienced early in his career during a stint with the New York Yankees.