Major League Baseball
Amy Schneider Criticizes Fox After First Pitch on Pride Day Is Cut
As the former "Jeopardy!" champ threw out the first pitch on Pride Day at Oracle Park, Fox Sports cut to two-day-old footage of Kurt Busch's toss.
Mike Trout's Broken Bat Hits Umpire in the Face in Shocking Video
Umpire Nate Tomlinson was struck through his face mask and received medical attention while on the field.
Who is Vanessa Hudgens' Boyfriend Cole Tucker?
Vanessa Hudgens has a new boo named Cole Tucker. Read on to find out everything you need to know about the former Disney star's boyfriend.
Is Ron DeSantis Taking His Culture War to the Tampa Bay Rays?
The governor defended his veto of $35 million in funding for a new training camp after the MLB team donated $50,000 to a gun safety organization.
MLB Legend's 'Super Drunk' Son Allegedly Tried to Sell Car After Crashing
The suspect's "speech was slurred, his eyes bloodshot, and his balance poor," police said.
Sports Fans Outraged by New York Yankees Discussing Gun Violence
"Stick to baseball you hacks," one detractor wrote in response to the MLB team's tweets about gun violence.
MLB Has Lowest Percentage of Black Baseball Players in 3 Decades: Report
Black baseball players made up only about 7.2 percent of all MLB players at the start of the 2022 season, according to a report released this week.
Trevor Bauer 2-Season Suspension Longest Ever for MLB, Pitcher Vows Appeal
"I am appealing this action and expect to prevail," Bauer wrote on Twitter shortly after the suspension was announced.
Watch: Mets, Cardinals Clear the Benches for Brawl After a Brushback Pitch
A melee erupted after a New York Mets hitter was nearly struck by a fastball. The team has been increasingly irritated about being hit by pitches.
Who is Lindsey Hill? Trevor Bauer's Sexual Assault Accuser Faces Lawsuit
The Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher announced he had filed a "defamation and tortious interference lawsuit" against Hill.
The Jackie Robinson We Didn't Get to Know
More than a ground-breaking Dodger star, Jackie Robinson had a radical side, too.
Watch: Moment Francisco Lindor Is Hit in the Face by Steve Cishek Pitch
In a widely-shared clip on social media, Nationals pitcher Steve Cishek threw a fastball clocking in at 88 miles per hour, striking Francisco Lindor in the face.
Evidence of Yankees' Alleged Sign Stealing to Be Unsealed, Court Rules
The letter is in reference to an incident between the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox during the 2017 season.
Scott Ellis Talks About the Broadway Gay-Themed Baseball Play 'Take Me Out'
The director of the Broadway revival of Richard Greenberg's "Take Me Out" talked to Newsweek about the production and what has and has not changed in 19 years
MLB Won't Pay Unvaccinated Players For Canadian Games As Lockout Ends
The travel restrictions for entering Canada will impact the five teams in the American League East the greatest since the Toronto Blue Jays are in the division.
ESPN's Jeff Passan's Social Media Hacked Days After Criticizing MLB Owners
His Twitter profile picture and other information changed to promote several accounts including an NFT platform called "Skulltoons".
Fake NFL, MLB, NBA Championship Rings Found in Shipment From China
According to CBP, if the rings were real, the shipment would have been worth over $300,000.
Major League Baseball Lockout Leads to Canceled Games, Opening Day Delay
The delay of Opening Day would be the first labor-related cancellation of games since the opening of the 1995 season, which was shortened to 144 games.
MLB Cancels Spring Training Until March, Putting Opening Day in Jeopardy
Major League Baseball said in a statement Friday that spring training games will begin no earlier than March 5, and Opening Day is scheduled for March 31.
Eric Kay Found Guilty in Overdose Death of MLB Pitcher Tyler Skaggs
Erik Kay faces a minimum of 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine.
MLB Pitcher Matt Harvey Says Players Using Oxycodone was Common in 2019
Harvey said he ingested the drug in the L.A. Angels stadium along with Tyler Skaggs, a teammate who died of a fentanyl overdose in July 2019.
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Says He Believes Full Season Will Be Played
Manfred said Thursday that he believes that the team owners and the players' union will come to an agreement and end the ongoing lockout ahead of the upcoming season.
MLB Spring Training At Risk as Players Won't Accept Third Party Mediation
The Major League Baseball lockout dragging on threatens both spring training and the start of the season.
Man Gets Attention of NFL on TikTok After Losing Fantasy League
After going viral, the man caught the attention of not just NFL teams but also McDonald's, Heeley's and even Trojan Condoms.
MLB, Players Union to Finally Meet With Spring Training Start 5 Weeks Away
The meeting ends a 42-day break in negotiations that started when management implemented a lockout in the sport's first work stoppage since 1995.
Why Ken Rosenthal Is Leaving the MLB Network
Ken Rosenthal has spoken out after it was confirmed his 12 years on the MLB Network was coming to an end, months after criticizing Rob Manfred.
Four Minor-League Clubs Sue MLB After Big-League Affiliations Chopped
The lawsuit alleged MLB decided to keep minor-league teams based on if they were owned by parents clubs or political owners.
TikToker Reimagines NFL Divisions in Video Viewed 2.5 Million Times
The viral video sparked comments and reactions from teams in the football league.
Talking Tech With ESPN's MLB Insider Jeff Passan
Major League Baseball insider Jeff Passan answers questions about baseball tech and the gear he uses to break the latest news from around the game.
Major League Baseball's Lockout Explained
If the lockout drags on for long enough, it could imperil the 2022 season.