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Tigers' $15 million former All-Star concedes he might retire
Chip Caray and his twin sons share funny moment in MLB broadcast booth
Knicks star: MLB should suspend ‘trash’ ump, Yankees infielder seems to agree
Rival broadcaster rips Framber Valdez's 'trash' pitch: '100 percent intentional'
'There's punches being thrown': Wild MLB brawl erupts after Rafael Devers homer
Democrats seek ex-athletes with political ambitions, ex-Mets pitcher says
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The Mariners won't be getting a veteran back anytime soon after his wild outburst Sunday, but that was the case already. What will they do now?
The negotiations between Major League Baseball and its cable, broadcast and streaming partners are reportedly nearing an end.
The players' reported ambivalence toward Tony Clark is noteworthy at a time when commissioner Rob Manfred is meeting with teams individually ahead of a Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiation that could prove contentious.
The commissioner's apparent stream-of-consciousness riff about radically realigning the leagues post-expansion touched off a broad reaction on social media among fans.
Two die-hard Chicago White Sox fans, Mark and Kristine Igyarto, tied the knot in the first-ever in-game MLB wedding, and now we have a behind-the-scenes look at 60 seconds of chaos.
Two streaming services, and one legacy broadcaster, are also talking to MLB about taking over the package of media rights that ESPN abandoned in February.
The former Yankees closer loved shagging fly balls during his playing career. Even though it led to an injury that cost him most of the 2012 season, he did so at his own peril again.
The Red Sox's talented 21-year-old becomes a wealthy man, while baseball takes another step away from the purity of a process never meant to influence financial outcomes.
MLB MVP races are heating up as we enter August. Does a Philadelphia Phillies dark horse candidate actually have a chance to win the award?
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone is quickly running out of time to save the team's season, and quite possibly, his career.
One Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher had an unforgettable journey to the first-ever MLB Speedway Classic.
One Atlanta Braves infielder is paying respects to the great Ricky Bobby with his cleats for the Speedway Classic.