Former MLB All-Star Sandy Alomar Sr. has died, Major League Baseball announced on Monday. He was 81 years old. In addition to being an excellent player, Alomar was also the father of two baseball ...

Sandy Alomar Sr., father of Sandy Alomar Jr. and Hall of Famer Roberto Alomar, has died at 81, according to Sar Del Valle Hernández. "The information was confirmed by historian and family friend ...

The Seattle Mariners stole home-field advantage with a Game 1 ALCS win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday. More good news could be on the way. All-Star pitcher Bryan Woo might be on track to return ...

He's also an intense player. His passionate personality matches the fierce competition of the MLB playoffs, making Mize the perfect pitcher — of those not named Tarik Skubal — to lead the Tigers into ...

“I think this guy is the MVP right now,” stated Casey on the baseball-focused show Friday. Sasaki came up big in NLDS Game 4, shutting the Phillies’ bats down for three innings in the series clincher.

You won’t be seeing Erin Andrews back in the dugout anytime soon. The longtime Fox star reporter explained her rationale for no longer joining the network’s coverage of the MLB playoffs as she had ...

The Dodgers, who took the gamble believing he’d be a star in the major leagues, paying him a 12-year, $325 million contract when he left Japan, certainly aren’t having any detractors now, with Dodgers ...

The Cleveland Guardians made a surprising surge into playoff contention this past season after struggling for much of the year. Perhaps most shocking, though, wasn’t the turnaround in the standings, ...

The 2026 offseason becomes closer by the day, and connections between the Philadelphia Phillies and the top free agents on the market continue to grow. The theme that has been consistently present ...

No MLB star could fit his team's fanbase better than Cal Raleigh with the Seattle Mariners faithful. Even though the Big Dumper is a good ol' southern gentleman from North Carolina, the 28-year-old, ...

Los Angeles Dodgers legend Clayton Kershaw announced in September that he will retire after this season. Kershaw, 37, recorded a career 2.53 ERA over 18 seasons, which is the lowest by any MLB pitcher ...