UPDATED: April 7 | Jewish Baseball News

Games played Monday July 7, 2025

	Player/Pos	Tm	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SB
	TOTAL		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Player/Pos

RBI

TOTAL

	Pitcher	Team	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	Result
1	C Gordon	HOU	5.2	7	5	5	1	2	Loss
2	M Lazar	PHI	0.2	0	0	0	0	1
	TOTAL		6.1	7	5	5	1	3

Last updated: 07-08-2025 at 1:22 am ET

Bregman is Fenway fantastic

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Newly-minted Bostonian Alex Bregman (Red Sox) made quite a splash in a Fenway Park doubleheader on April 6. The third baseman began the day by showing off his trademark plate discipline: after facing a 1-and-2 count against RHP Andre Pallante (Cardinals), he stretched the at-bat to 10 pitches and ended up drawing a walk. Boston ended up winning 5-4 in 10 innings, with Bregman going 0-for-4 at the plate. But he more than made up for that disappointment with a career day in Game 2, going 4-for-5 with a 3-run home run that traveled 411 feet over the center-field wall, 2 doubles, and 6 RBIs in an 18-7 thrashing of St. Louis. It marked the seventh 4-hit game of Bregman’s career and the second time he has driven in 6 runs (4/7/2025)
1B Matt Mervis (Marlins) broke out in a big way in a 4-0 shutout of the Braves on April 5, going 3-for-5 with 2 dingers and 3 RBIs. The homers, his first in a Miami uniform, made Mervis the 18th MLB hitter this season to record a multi-HR game. “I was never discouraged,” said Mervis, who entered the day 2-for-15 with 7 strikeouts, in an post-game interview. “The confidence is always there. I’ve been doing really good work with the hitting coaches, just really waiting for it to click. And then today, it finally did.” Mervis’s second HR traveled 421 feet (4/6/2025)

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Newly-minted Bostonian Alex Bregman (Red Sox) made quite a splash in a Fenway Park doubleheader on April 6. The third baseman began the day by showing off his trademark plate discipline: after facing a 1-and-2 count against RHP Andre Pallante (Cardinals), hestretched the at-bat to 10 pitches and ended up drawing a walk. Boston ended up losing 5-4 in 10 innings, with Bregman going 0-for-4 at the plate. But he more than made up for that disappointment with a career day in Game 2, going 4-for-5 with a 3-run home run that traveled 411 feet over the center-field wall, 2 doubles, and 6 RBIs in an 18-7 thrashing of St. Louis. It marked the seventh 4-hit game of Bregman’s career and the second time he has driven in 6 runs (4/7/2025)
1B Matt Mervis (Marlins) broke out in a big way in a 4-0 shutout of the Braves on April 5, going 3-for-5 with 2 dingers and 3 RBIs. The homers, his first in a Miami uniform, made Mervis the 18th MLB hitter this season to record a multi-HR game. “I was never discouraged,” said Mervis, who entered the day 2-for-15 with 7 strikeouts, in an post-game interview. “The confidence is always there. I’ve been doing really good work with the hitting coaches, just really waiting for it to click. And then today, it finally did.” Mervis’s second HR traveled 421 feet (4/6/2025)

Season Stats

Transactions

Marlins promote 3B Michael Snyder to High-A (4/3/2025)
Nationals reassign C CJ Stubbs to Double-A (4/2/2025)
Reds reassign C Andy Yerzy to Double-A (4/2/2025)
Mets assign RHP Josh Blum to Single-A (4/1/2025)

Opening Day Roster ’25

Nine Jewish players opened the 2025 season on an MLB roster

Dean Kremer, O’s
Alex Bregman, Red Sox
Jake Bird, Rockies
Matt Mervis, Marlins
Harrison Bader, Twins
Max Fried, Yanks
Rowdy Tellez, Mariners
Joc Pederson, Rangers
Kevin Pillar, Rangers

Note: Three additional players who were on MLB rosters at the end of the 2024 season are now on the injured list: 2B Zack Gelof (Athletics), RHP Scott Effross (Yankees), and 1B Spencer Horwitz (Pirates)

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