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The Washington Nationals canceled Monday's workout a day after All-Star reliever Sean Doolittle voiced concerns about the slow turnaround on coronavirus tests and the Nationals not receiving some kinds of personal protective equipment.
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After a disappointing first season in San Diego, former Orioles star Manny Machado is looking to go harder and farther with the Padres in 2020.
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The Yankees and Nationals are set meet when the virus-delayed season begins next month, a person familiar with the game told The Associated Press on Saturday.
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University of Maryland baseball commit Alex Santos was selected No. 72 overall by the Houston Astros on Thursday in the second round of the MLB draft.
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Baseball players say talks futile, tell MLB to order return
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The Washington Nationals changed course and told their minor leaguers on Monday they will receive their full weekly stipends of $400 at least through June.
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Hall of Famer Willie Mays turned 89 on Wednesday and Peter Schmuck remembers him as a childhood idol.
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Five years after the "No-Fan Game," former Orioles manager Buck Showalter wonders if MLB should really consider playing in empty stadiums during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Jim Frey, former Royals and Cubs manager who also coached under Orioles’ Earl Weaver, dies at age 88
Jim Frey, who managed the Kansas City Royals to the 1980 American League pennant and the Chicago Cubs within one win of the 1984 World Series, has died. He was 88.
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Slugger Mark Reynolds is retiring after hitting 298 homers over 13 seasons with eight teams.
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In 1918, as a pandemic ripped through Hartford, Babe Ruth drew big crowds at the worst possible time
The third week of September 1918 was indeed an exciting time for Hartford and its sports fans. The Red Sox had wrapped up the World Series when Babe Ruth defeated the Cubs at Fenway Park. And though the Spanish Flu pandemic that would kill more Americans than the Civil War, both sides, was raging through Connecticut, so was Babe Ruth, baseball’s biggest star, a man who could not possibly have grasped the concept of social distancing. His barnstorming tour made two stops in Hartford, drawing big crowds.
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Kaline was known as “Mr. Tiger,” but he was already a local legend when he signed with Detroit out of Southern High School.
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Sung Min Kim’s love for the game of baseball courses through his veins. The game has given him much hope and he’s acted out on his dreams to work within baseball.
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Orioles’ John Means to face Bryce Harper and power-packed Phillies lineup in his second spring start
Orioles left-hander John Means made the road trip to Spectrum Field, and his reward will be the opportunity to face a semblance of the power-heavy Philadelphia Phillies’ regular season lineup.
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Before taking batting practice, Atlanta Braves outfielder Nick Markakis teed off on the scam-ridden Houston Astros.
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While he has expressed disappointment in his 2019 performance, Machado said that is in the past and he doesn't feel like he has prove to people that he is still one of the game's top offensive players.
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Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred’s reference to the World Series trophy as a “piece of metal” has angered players around the majors
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Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred continued to defend his handling of the Astros sign-stealing scandal Sunday, and also addressed the future of the Orioles and the on-going MASN dispute between the O's and Nationals.
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The Houston Astros held a news conference to apologize for the sign-stealing scandal that soiled their 2017 World Series title. Fans can decide for themselves whether their contrition was sincere.
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Major League Baseball went ahead with its planned rules changes for this season, including the requirement a pitcher must face at least three batters or end the half-inning, unless he is hurt.
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The Red Sox have agreed to trade 2018 AL MVP Mookie Betts to the Los Angeles Dodgers, packaging the star outfielder with left-hander David Price in a salary dump that is expected to save Boston tens of millions of dollars.
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Ryan Zimmerman and the World Series champion Washington Nationals finalized a one-year, $2 million contract Tuesday.
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While MLB tries to save its soul, Hall of Fame voters remain the conscience of the game | COMMENTARY
It was refreshing to see the voters of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America get it so right when the results of this year’s Hall of Fame balloting were announced Tuesday night.
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Derek Jeter came within one vote of being a unanimous pick for the Hall of Fame while Larry Walker also earned baseball's highest honor on Tuesday.
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Jeter was picked by all 201 voters tabulated through late afternoon Monday by Ryan Thibodaux’s Hall of Fame vote tracker, nearly half the expected ballots.
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The Boston Red Sox fired manager Alex Cora on Tuesday, a day after baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred implicated him in the sport's sign-stealing scandal.
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The Washington Nationals have finalized a two-year deal with reliever Daniel Hudson
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Free-agent pitcher Rich Hill and his wife were arrested outside Saturday’s New England Patriots game after police said his wife attempted to enter the stadium with an oversized bag and he argued with officers.
