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With the Los Angeles Angels interested in a new or renovated stadium, Long Beach officials have reached out to the team to discuss the possibility of building a stadium along the waterfront, Mayor Robert Garcia told the ...

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has declined Major League Baseball's recent request to prohibit betting on spring training games.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Monday that Clayton Kershaw "didn't feel great" after playing catch. On Friday, Kershaw said he was taking a step back from throwing, and on Sunday Roberts said it was due to inflammatio...

While admittedly nervous in his first appearance with the Seattle Mariners, Yusei Kikuchi felt good after throwing two innings against the Cincinnati Reds on Monday. He yielded two unearned runs, striking out one with on...

First Data Field in Port St. Lucie is no big-league ballpark. But it is a road ballpark in spring training for the Marlins -- home of the Mets -- and …

Carlos Martinez will likely not open the season in the Cardinals' rotation after getting PRP treatment for his ailing right shoulder.

Pitcher Miles Mikolas and the St. Louis Cardinals have agreed on a four-year contract extension, the team announced Tuesday. The extension, worth $68 million according to ESPN and multiple reports, begins in 2020.

Top international prospect Victor Victor Mesa, who had been expected to play a lot for the Marlins in spring training, has a strained right hamstring.

The Texas Rangers have signed infielder Logan Forsythe to a minor league deal.

Nolan Arenado and the Colorado Rockies are finalizing an eight-year contract extension worth $260 million, locking up the star third baseman with a deal that could last through the 2026 season, league sources told ESPN.

If MLB wants to speed up pace of play, it should. But as an olive branch, grandfather in veterans like Max Scherzer.

Major League Baseball recently submitted a written request to the Nevada Gaming Control Board for spring training games be taken off the board at the state's regulated sportsbooks, sources told ESPN.

Count Cubs starter Jon Lester among those unimpressed by the use of a pitch clock, or openers, or bringing the DH to the National League.