JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WCYB) — For baseball players, the music that plays as they approach the plate can set the tone for their performance throughout the season. Just a few bars of the right song can ...

Louisville outfielder Garret Pike's walk-up song, "Careless Whisper," started as a joke in high school but is now a team favorite. Whether funny or faith based, each of Louisville baseball players' ...

Columbus Clippers' baseball players have personalized walk-up music. The music selections range from classic hip-hop to modern electronic. Some players choose songs to fire themselves up, while others ...

LSU baseball star Derek Curiel fumed nearly a week after the Tigers won a national title over why his preferred walk-up song was not allowed at the College World Series. A key part of every baseball ...

As Steve and I walked into Chico State’s Bell Memorial Union on Wednesday, a student called to him, “Hey! What’s your walk-up music going to be?” Steve responded, “It’s a surprise!” As you probably ...

ST. LOUIS -- If you're looking to expand your musical horizons and hear an eclectic mix of different genres and sounds, turn off your radio and head over to Busch Stadium. Sure, you'll hear plenty of ...

LSU baseball star Derek Curiel was unhappy that his normal walk-up song was not allowed to be played as the Tigers made a run to a national title at the College World Series. Curiel spoke with WAFB TV ...

In their first collaboration with Drake, Atlanta-based Hip-Hop group Migos wrote a hook called "walk it like I talk it." It essentially is a play on the phrase, "talk the talk, and walk the walk," it ...

Even those who don’t consider themselves baseball fans have likely heard the name of MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ designated hitter and pitcher. On top of being one of the ...

As the bottom of the second inning of Game 1 of the super regional series against Miami began last Friday, the sound of Steve Gregory’s alto saxophone riff serenaded Jim Patterson Stadium. Those who ...

There aren't many jobs where you get a serenade every time you show up for work. The president of the United States does, along with a band to play "Hail to the Chief." Baseball players — at least the ...