Todd Frazier

Following a scary few minutes at Yankee Stadium when a 105-mph foul ball hit a young girl in the face, a New Jersey-based polling institute decided to ask Americans whether netting should be extended to protect the fans.

Things were looking good in the bottom of the 5th at Yankee Stadium yesterday. The Yanks were ahead 9-3 against the Minnesota Twins when Toms River's own Todd Frazier hit a foul ball that struck a young fan.

The "Todd-Father" has returned home! Following a trade from the White Sox Tuesday, Toms River native Todd Frazier's trade to the Yankees has his hometown fans buzzing...But what number will he wear?

Todd Frazier, the Toms River Little League champ turned MLB all-star, is Bronx-bound. New Jersey baseball fans are in a frenzy over Frazier's move to the Yankees. Here's Twitter reaction & some clips of 'Fraz' himself.

We've covered Brick. We've tackled Howell. Now it's time to take a look at our very own County Seat - Toms River. Here are the top 10 things that a true Toms River native will understand:

Baseball's Midsummer Classic may be held in Cincinnati, but two homegrown stars are keeping the Garden State at the center of the baseball universe.

Toms River native Todd Frazier made it all the way to the final round at the Home Run Derby last night.

Todd Frazier played on the 1998 World Champion Toms River Little League team in 1998, played for Toms River South and Rutgers, and tonight he will be be a participant in the 2014 Home Run Derby!

Just moments ago, ESPN announced the starters and reserve players for the upcoming MLB All-Star Game and, as we had hoped, Toms River's Todd Frazier will be heading to Minnesota for the annual showcase of baseball's best.

It's just another reason we are proud to call Cincinnati Reds all star and Toms River native Todd Frazier one of our own.

Todd Frazier threw the winning pitch in the 1998 Little League World Series catapulting Toms River, NJ into the international spotlight. Frazier now plays in the majors for the Cincinnati Reds, but Toms River is still his home and he is still "Jersey Strong."