Coming up on the MLB All-Star Break in Arlington, Texas, a trio of Pack9 alums have had some up and down seasons.

The usual suspects round out the headliners for the MLB Pack Pros in spring training, with a couple more making spring rosters.

It was an eventful year for the three MLB Pack Pros, who each had their share of successes in pivotal years for their respective careers. Staff Writer Rachel Umbach breaks down their performances in a season-in-review.

This season saw a lot of action for former members of the red-and-white in minor league baseball across the country. From making the best of new situations to consistent performers, Wolfpack involvement in pro baseball is on the rise with no signs of slowing down.

Pack Pro Carlos Rodón’s lack of counting stats will likely hold him back in the voting for the AL Cy Young, but his per-inning stats make his case as the American League’s best pitcher.

The postseason is right around the corner, and all three MLB Pack Pros are in a position to help their teams’ hunt for October baseball. Staff writer Rachel Umbach breaks down how these three have performed since our last mention of them, and how their respective teams are shaping up in the postseason brackets.

In week 2 of the NFL, the Pack Pros had a mixed bag of performances. From Russell Wilson’s solid game in an OT loss to a Bradley Chubb injury updated, here is how the Pack Pros failed in week 2.

With the MLB regular season approaching its end, each of the MLB Pack Pros are making significant contributions to their respective teams’ playoff races.

Carlos Rodόn and Trea Turner continue to impress as their respective teams attempt to keep their playoff hopes alive while Andrew Knizner is leaving plenty to be desired from the Cardinals as he continues to work for the soon-retiring Yadier Molina’s starting spot.

Despite how dominant MLB Pack Pros have been in 2021 thus far, assistant sports editor Bryan Pyrtle believes the best is yet to come. With a new wave of MiLB Pack Pros inching closer to the big show, the golden age of MLB Pack Pros may finally be upon us.