Gorski played at Indiana from 2017-19. He hit .306 during his Indiana career and had 24 career home runs and 106 career RBI. Gorski was drafted in the second round of the 2019 MLB Draft by the ...

In 70 at-bats this year, he has 21 hits, three home runs, and 14 RBIs, for a batting average of .300. After the game, Gorski talked about how hitting a home run in his first at-bat is nothing new ...

Matt Gorski belted a 115.2 mile-per-hour solo home run in the second inning of the Pittsburgh Pirates' showdown with the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday, making history right from the jump.

Matt Gorski, a 27-year-old outfielder from Hamilton Southeastern High School and Indiana baseball, ... He smacked a home run against the Los Angeles Angels in his first at-bat.

Matt Gorski, 1B/OF You became the ... At each level, my first hit has been a home run — besides Triple-A and rookie ball. In Low-A Bradenton, home run there. Home run in Greensboro. Home run in ...

Gorski went 1-for-4 with a solo home run Thursday against the Angels. Gorski had his contract selected Thursday, replacing Jack Suwinski as outfield depth. He immediately drew a start in place of ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Another Hoosier native is heading up to the big leagues after playing for the Indianapolis Indians. On Thursday, April 24, the Pittsburgh Pirates chose to bump up Fishers native Matt ...

Gorski went 1-for-4 with a two-run home run Wednesday against the Mets. Gorski was in the lineup rarely with Derek Shelton managing the Pirates, but he has started five of six games since Don ...

Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Matt Gorski (62) hits a home run during the first inning against the Los Angeles Angels at Angel Stadium. Gorski hits his first MLB home run in the first MLB at bat.

That's when Gorski jumped on an 87.2 mile-per-hour fastball up in the zone, crushing it 434 feet to left-center for a no-doubt solo home run. Gorski's homer had an exit velocity of 115.2 miles per ...

Indiana’s Major League Baseball contingent has swelled in the last week. Late Thursday night, Matt Gorski became the fifth former Hoosier to play in Major League Baseball this season.