The Milwaukee Brewers have added two hitting coaches who have ties to the Toronto Blue Jays. On Monday afternoon that both Daniel Vogelbach and Guillermo Martínez as hitting coaches, serving under Eric Theisen, the lead hitting coach.
How many of the 19 players to join the 30/30 club multiple times in their MLB careers can you name in five minutes?
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The Brewers announced their coaching staff for the upcoming 2026 season, and includes a familiar name. Former major league first baseman Daniel Vogelbach, who played with the Brewers from 2020-21, has been hired as a hitting coach.
The powerful lefty slugger hit 81 home runs, including 30 in 2019, during his nine-year MLB career. The Pittsburgh Pirates are bringing back a familiar face but in a completely new capacity.
A former MLB cult hero is making the transition to coaching. Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh-Post Gazette reported this week that that the Pittsburgh Pirates have hired ex-Mets fan favorite Daniel Vogelbach.
The Pirates have added a former player to their staff.
The start of pitchers and catchers reporting to camp officially marks baseball’s return, at least for most. It’s also the time of the year when teams typically provide news dumps of injury updates from over the off-season.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
According to Noah Hiles of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, former Seattle Mariners All-Star Daniel Vogelbach has taken a job with the Pittsburgh Pirates. In other news, Daniel Vogelbach is here at Pirate City.
There will be a familiar face in an unfamiliar role at spring training for the Pittsburgh Pirates at spring training this year. Daniel Vogelbach has been hired by the organization as a special assistant to the hitting department.
Spencer Horwitz is proving he needs to be in the lineup as often as possible. It’s nearly been one month since the Toronto Blue Jays designated Cavan Biggio for assignment to make room on the 26-man roster for Horwitz, who’s exploded at the plate during his second big-league stint.
In the market for a very, very, very slow designated hitter who has shown nice power at times during his MLB career? Daniel Vogelbach is now available for the signing.
Nearing the midway mark of the 162-game schedule, the Toronto Blue Jays still have more than a few struggling veteran hitters on their roster as the 2024 season continues to slip away, and they’ve waited long enough for better results to arrive — only to be disappointed.
The Toronto Blue Jays designated Daniel Vogelbach for assignment on Friday and recalled prized prospect Addison Barger from Triple-A Buffalo. The 31-year-old Vogelbach is batting just .186 with one homer and eight RBIs in 31 games for Toronto.
He is a fairly limited player, as he is one of the slowest in the league and generally isn’t trusted defensively.
The Toronto Blue Jays played a game under the bright lights last night at Steinbrenner Field, the New York Yankees spring training home. Tasked with facing
While everybody was relaxing and enjoying their Friday evening, Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins was again working the phones.
The man they call “Vogey” is returning to some familiar territory.
New York Mets DH Daniel Vogelbach has been given a mental break over the last week.
New York Mets designated hitter Daniel Vogelbach apparently isn't available, isn't hitting the injured list and isn't going anywhere.
Thanks to the new pitch clock rules and the introduction of larger bases, Major League Baseball is anticipating a significant rise in stolen bags during the 2023 season. So much so that New York Mets slugger Daniel Vogelbach might even get an opportunity to steal a base for the first time in his career.
Your eyes did not deceive you, Mets fans. The slugger and designated hitter has slimmed down since the last time he played in a meaningful game.
RBI from Jeff McNeil, Eduardo Escobar, and Daniel Vogelbach led to a four-run inning, putting New York ahead 7-2 heading into the eighth inning.
Despite Vogelbach's impressive performance, many fans and even some media members continue to focus on his body. Media personality Michelle Margaux has heard enough of such takes.
New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz and his entrance song went viral recently, but his teammate, Daniel Vogelbach, isn't letting him hog the spotlight for long.
Vogelbach has batted .228/.338/.430 with 12 home runs and 34 RBI in 75 games for the Pirates this season.
The Mets are looking to bolster the lineup ahead of the trade deadline.
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