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The 45-year-old has never held elected office before, but will seek the vacant seat in Texas' 21st Congressional district next year.
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At least three different Red Sox pitchers have received specific threats via social media this season. The most recent — against Dustin May's wife and dog — hits a new low.
While redundant, the award offers voters the chance to say "this guy was the best" — no sorting through stats that tell an incomplete story.
The sports behemoth continues its relationship with MLB — and its spending spree on live rights — by scooping up five teams recently abandoned by their RSNs.
Bubba Chandler, the top pitching prospect in all of baseball, is being promoted from Triple-A by the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to multiple reports Wednesday.
MLB's best team has won 12 consecutive games for only the third time in the last 30 years, and their home state is eating it up — literally.
Shohei Ohtani is normally used to hitting long home runs, but the MLB star found himself in a weird position against the Los Angeles Angels.
Despite his name appearing in court documents, the 'first resident' and celebrity endorser of a luxury housing development in Hawaii can probably go back to hitting and pitching baseballs — which is probably what he was doing all along.
The World Series will end in November if it goes the full seven games, the result of a change to MLB's postseason scheduling approach since last year.
A Milwaukee Brewers pitcher had a viral moment in the team's clubhouse after randomly grabbing a rare Pokemon card worth an insane amount of money.
"The dream actually came true today, and I’m still living in it," MLB's first female umpire said after working her first game.