The thing about a morning show is that it can’t just be a show that informs or entertains you, it has to be a show you’re willing to bring into your home every day — with people you’re willing to make ...

Lauren Shehadi has quickly risen in the ranks as a studio host. The 35-year-old is a fixture on MLB Network as both a host and a reporter, appearing on a number of shows on the station. Since college, ...

There’s always some cursing that winds up broadcast in sports, and some of that even happens in specific one-on-one post-game interviews on TV rather than just in what’s picked up on floor or field ...

MLB Network host Lauren Shehadi was soft tossing wiffleballs to analyst Sean Casey -- a three-time MLB All-Star -- in the network's Studio 42 when Casey lashed a line drive right back up the box that ...

When Sean Casey played for the Detroit Tigers he was known as "the Mayor." Rightfully so, Casey would strike up a conversation with anyone that would land themselves next to him on first. Casey, who ...

Now in her seventh year as a host and reporter at MLB Network, Lauren Shehadi is coming home to cover her first All-Star Game. The McLean native, who co-hosts the weekday morning show “MLB Central” ...

THR talks with 'MLB Central' hosts Lauren Shehadi, Matt Vasgersian and Mark DeRosa about the narratives to follow this baseball season. By Lesley Goldberg The wait is over. After a historic 2016 World ...

Every weekday morning during the baseball season, MLB Network’s Lauren Shehadi co-hosts “MLB Central” and, along with the rest of the cast, brings a bit of fun and levity to what can be a long and ...

Baseball is back, offering a welcome distraction and a lot of questions about how, exactly, the brevity and uniqueness of this season will impact the on-field product. From new rules like the three ...

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On a typical April morning, the reporter, the anchor and the ex-player would gather at the MLB Network studios to recap the previous night's baseball games and discuss the day's hot topics. But due to ...