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An Ohio community is remembering a talented 17-year-old high school baseball player who “would do anything for anybody.” Maddox Graser, a sophomore at Wooster High School, died on Friday, April 24 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wooster baseball player Maddox Graseer wore the number 2 and was batter number 2 in the lineup. His batting helmet and gloves and ...

Maddox Graser, a sophomore baseball player at Ohio’s Wooster High School, has died after suffering a sudden illness. “He’s the kind of kid who shows up, works hard, and loves the game — and the people ...

Wooster played their first baseball game on Monday since the death of teammate Maddox Graser. The Generals defeated Lexington ...

Sixteen-year-old Hannah Graser says she was inspired by her father, who also plays guitar. “Usually everything I do, I ask him (for advice),” Graser says. When it comes to crafting her songs, Graser ...

Maddox Graser, a 17-year-old sophomore baseball player at Wooster High School in Ohio, has died after experiencing a sudden and severe medical emergency following a recent game. According to school ...

WOOSTER — There the three stood. Side-by-side behind home plate before the first pitch was thrown. During a brief moment of silence before Wooster's first varsity baseball game since the death of ...