Max Clark Named Baseball America’s 2023 High School Player Of ... When he’s not crushing long balls during batting practice using a custom 33.25 Pro Maple with his name and “13MC ...

Max Clark leads the way ... practice is over' Clark's journey toward transforming his body started when he was 14. As one of the youngest players at the Team USA Baseball national trials in Cary ...

He participated in the 2025 MLB Futures Game this year in Atlanta, and people in attendance came away impressed with his ...

Growing up in Franklin, Indiana—about thirty minutes south of Indianapolis—Clark was always playing sports. It’s something he credits to his mother, who threw him batting practice until he ...

Clark understands there’s a new climatic routine to match a new baseball culture. “One minute, it’s 98,” he said, half-closing his eyes to the slop a sudden breeze was blowing onto the deck.

DETROIT -- Max Clark, the Detroit Tigers’ top draft pick, was going through a meet-and-greet in the clubhouse at Comerica Park on Friday afternoon when a certain future Hall-of-Famer approached him.

Franklin High School outfielder Max Clark is used to attracting a crowd. The No. 1-ranked high school player in the 2023 MLB Draft by Prep Baseball Report and potential top-10 pick has over ...

Baseball is very much a game of failure, and Clark experienced more of it during those first 23 pro games than he had at any time prior. But that was to be expected.

Max Clark follows through on a game-tying home run against Canada during the WBSC U-18 Baseball World Cup in Florida. The sting of being cut from the United States’ under-15 baseball team three ...

Detroit Tigers top prospect Max Clark got into a fender-bender with John Dykes, a 71-year-old baseball fan, on his way to Starbucks.

It was a big day on Thursday for Detroit Tigers farmhand Max Clark, who picked up a game-tying single in Single-A debut. The 18-year-old outfielder is the Tigers top prospect and was drafted No. 3 ...

Clark’s selection holds special meaning for the city of Franklin, said Matt Shoup, a Franklin resident whose son plays for Franklin Youth Baseball, a travel team. “All the work Max put in, it ...