Baseball News

There hasn't been much to fret about on 161st Street in the Bronx this summer.

It's showtime in L.A. Here are our predictions on who will dominate from the first swing of the HR Derby through the last out of the Midsummer Classic.

avid Peterson will enter the second half of the Mets season in limbo.

The Orioles select Jackson Holliday as the No. 1 overall pick. Follow along for pick-by-pick coverage.

Tampa Bay's Harold Ramirez, who was batting .329 in 77 games as a first baseman/outfielder, was hit in the right thumb by a pitch from Baltimore's Jordan Lyles in the first inning Sunday.

"We sincerely apologize and regret the decision."

When the Amazin's were six outs away from a five-game winning streak, their taxed and shaky relief corps couldn't hang on.

A pair of blowout wins over the rival Boston Red Sox helped the Yankees shake off the closest thing they've had to a slump all year.

Justin Verlander, Gerrit Cole and the rest of major league pitchers are likely to be looking over their shoulders next season -- at a pitch clock.

How does Pete Alonso keep winning derbies -- and what's his secret to his pursuit of a three-peat? A good pitcher, a well-executed timeout -- and a focus on hydration.

The Los Angeles Angels have two All-Stars in their prime and a pile of losses to show for it. They might as well make this disastrous season fun to watch, writes our columnist.

Shortstop Jackson Holliday, the son of seven-time All-Star Matt Holliday, was selected by the Baltimore Orioles as the No. 1 overall pick in baseball's draft on Sunday in Los Angeles.

The Red Sox could use a break.