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Tigers legend Justin Verlander's final career start signals the sad end of an era in baseball
Detroit Tigers legend Justin Verlander's final start Saturday marks the end of the workhorse era, as no active MLB pitcher may ever reach 300 wins again.
San Francisco Giants' Scott Bandura (91) gestures after hitting a single next to first base coach Taira Uematsu (99) during ...
- Phillies president Bill Giles looks on as first baseman Pete Rose gestures as he talks about his one-year, $1.2 million ...
Pete Alonso made sure the Baltimore Orioles had one final moment with their home fans before leaving Camden Yards for the ...
Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth owner Ryan Smith said his group would be “aggressive” if an opportunity emerged to bring Major ...
Nearly 125 years after his career ended, deaf baseball legend Dummy Hoy has a Hall of Fame campaign.
William 'Dummy' Hoy was deaf. His creative on-field communication methods changed the game, and his supporters want him in ...
As Pete Alonso has been achieving milestones with the Baltimore Orioles in his first season with the team, the star looks to ...
The Chicago Cubs outfielder threw a baseball with $300 attached into the Wrigley Field crowd on Thursday, Sept. 24 ...
Winning a fantasy baseball championship requires ruthless decisions. Bench the slumping star who got you here if his bat has ...
Few people know the story of William “Dummy” Hoy. But the 19th-century baseball star—who was deaf since age 3—changed the game in more ways than one.
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