2017 Hall Of Fame Vote Shows Baseball Could Be Softening On Steroids
Two 2017 Baseball Hall of Fame inductees were accused of using steroids. Writers may be more accepting of those players.
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MLB Finally Gives World Series Home-Field Advantage To The Best Team
Thanks to a new collective bargaining agreement, the All-Star Game will no longer decide who gets home-field advantage in the World Series.
The Losing Team's World Series Gear Is Usually Donated; Not This Year
MLB says it's changing its strategy so inaccurate merchandise doesn't show up on eBay.
The 'W' Flag Was Practical Before It Was Iconic
The "W" flag is a popular accessory for Cubs fans now, but it had a more practical purpose the last time the team was in the World Series.
The Longest Championship Drought In Baseball Is Finally Over
The Chicago Cubs beat the Cleveland Indians in Game 7 of the World Series to clinch their first title since 1908.
The World Series May Already Be Over, According To Stats (And Animals)
In a highly scientific study, two grizzly bears chose the Cleveland Indians over the Chicago Cubs.
No Matter What, A Huge World Series Drought Is Ending
Both the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians have gone more than 50 years without a World Series title.
Giants Fans Are Blaming Taylor Swift For Their MLB Playoff Loss
San Francisco Giants fans say their team got bounced from the MLB playoffs because Swift didn't release a new album — which almost makes sense?
Why MLB TV Ratings Aren't As Bad As You Think
It's true that World Series ratings are dropping, but they don't tell the whole story.
After MLB Star's Death, Friends And Teammates Remember Him With Love
Ask those who knew José Fernández well, and they'll probably tell you how much fun he had on the baseball field.
Padres' Solarte Posts Tribute To Wife, Who Died From Cancer
Sand Diego Padres infielder Yangervis Solarte will be out indefinitely after his wife died due to complications from cancer.
Tim Tebow Is Officially A Professional Baseball Player
So he's a pro baseball player. What happens next?
Here's How Tim Tebow's Audition For Pro Baseball Went
It's reported that all but two MLB teams sent scouts to watch him run, hit and field on Tuesday.
When Baseball Teams Need Luck, They Turn To Rally Animals
A squirrel? A monkey? A praying mantis? Baseball teams will do anything to get the mojo on their side.
Apparently, Tim Tebow Wants To Play Pro Baseball
The former NFL quarterback has reportedly been training for the big leagues this past year.
Alex Rodriguez Is Making $16,000 Per Pitch This Season
For each game Rodriguez has played in 2016, he's made about $230,000.
Baseball's Most Controversial Player Will Be Hanging Up His Cleats
Alex Rodriguez announced Sunday he's retiring from baseball, ending a 22-year career.
MLB's Newest Hall Of Famers Became Stars In Completely Different Ways
Ken Griffey Jr. was drafted No. 1. Mike Piazza was drafted with a pick so late that it doesn't exist anymore. Now, they're both Hall of Famers.
Ex-St. Louis Cardinals Exec Gets 46-Month Sentence For Hacking Astros
Former St. Louis Cardinals scouting director Christopher Correa was sentenced to 46 months in prison for accessing data from the Houston Astros.
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MLB Managers Have A Diversity Problem
Currently, 28 out of 30 MLB managers aren't racial or ethnic minorities, despite a player pool that's much more diverse.
Singer Changes 'O Canada' To Include 'All Lives Matter' Lyrics
Remigio Pereira, the Tenors member who sang the altered lyrics at the MLB All-Star Game, defended his actions. The group felt differently.
Infamous Ball Hawk Criticized For Crashing Military-Only MLB Game
Zack Hample said he got a ticket to the game from a friend and gave most of the balls he caught to kids.
San Francisco Giants Bench The DH, Will Let Pitcher Hit In An AL Park
Giants ace Madison Bumgarner will pitch and hit in an American League ballpark Thursday. Pitchers haven't hit in an AL park in about 40 years.
Tim Lincecum Is Back, But Is 'The Freak' Here To Stay?
The two-time Cy Young winner pitched six capable innings in his first start in nearly a year. Is it the first step in a return to stardom?
Barry Bonds Admits It's His Fault You Hate Him
Barry Bonds said he was a "dumbass" and "straight stupid" when it came to his past history of his public image.
MLB Pitcher Warns Olympic Athletes After He Contracts The Zika Virus
Detroit Tigers closer Francisco Rodriguez says he contracted the Zika virus in Venezuela, and he's got some advice for Olympic athletes.
Tony Gwynn's Family Is Filing A Lawsuit Against The Tobacco Industry
The lawsuit filed by Tony Gwynn's family says the MLB legend's two-cans-a-day habit led to his death.
San Diego Padres Discipline Employee After Gay Men's Chorus Fiasco
The San Diego Gay Men's Chorus was invited to sing the national anthem before the Padres game Saturday, but the group never got the chance to sing.
Why You Should Care About Baseball's Reported New Strike Zone
MLB is reportedly raising the bottom edge of the strike zone as early as next season. Here's why that's a really big deal.
The Mets' AA Affiliate Has Some Odd Choices For Its New Name
The Binghamton Mets are looking for a name different from their Major League affiliate, and they have some interesting choices.
