Baseball News

Nearly five months after stepping down as CEO of the Marlins, Derek Jeter said in an interview with ESPN that he can still see himself staying involved with the sport of baseball.

Jeff McNeil is having one heck of a week.

The wreckage keeps piling up in the Yankees' bullpen.

Robbie Ray struck out 12 and rookie All-Star Julio Rodriguez hit a grand slam to help the Mariners win their 12th straight game.

Washington Nationals reliever Sean Doolittle will undergo surgery to repair an existing ulnar collateral ligament instead of the full reconstruction involved in Tommy John surgery.

As expected, Jacob deGrom's next and maybe last rehab outing will take place at Clover Park.

Washington Nationals star outfielder Juan Soto expressed irritation Saturday hours after a report he turned down a record contract with the rebuilding club.

The agreement provides only a modest sum to most players but could speed up the overhaul of how minor leaguers are compensated in the future.

Rays center fielder Kevin Kiermaier admits he could miss the rest of the regular season with a left hip injury and could be facing surgery.

This is why they call it the long season.

The director says "it wasn't difficult" for Jeter to open up about his complicated relationship with Alex Rodriguez, who was famously critical of him in an Esquire interview before they became teammates in 2004.

The Baltimore Orioles' 10-game winning streak was snapped Thursday night when the Tampa Bay Rays rallied for four runs in the sixth and went on to win 5-4.

In one of the sillier games of the season, the Yankees could not take advantage of a ridiculously bad throwing error from Red Sox's closer Tanner Houck, eventually losing 5-4 in 11 innings.