How ‘Bye Bye Baby’ became a Giant hit
If you’ve attended a game at Oracle Park or tuned in to a Giants television broadcast, chances are you’re familiar with the team’s unofficial anthem: “Bye Bye Baby.”
The peppy song usually plays at the waterfront ballpark and on the Giants’ broadcasts …
ESPN unveils new Sunday Night Baseball team
Sunday Night Baseball will not only have a new sound moving forward on ESPN, but fans will also have the option for an alternate viewing experience in an ESPN2 simulcast.
Longtime studio host Karl Ravech will anchor the Sunday night crew, while five-ti…
These are a few of Buck’s favorite things
Buck Showalter is back in baseball now, back in New York, back with the Mets. He first managed in New York, with the Yankees, 30 years ago in 1992. He last managed in 2018 with the Orioles and worked in television after that, with both the MLB Network …
Deep Dive on Mets prospect J.T. Ginn, a ‘bulldog’ who could soon be a rotation staple
Here is a deep dive on New York Mets right-hander J.T. Ginn, a top prospect who could make an impact in the rotation soon.
It’s end of the line for Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens on baseball Hall of Fame ballot
Baseball Hall of Fame voters get one last chance to elect, or ignore, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens.
Column: Dodger Stadium wedding shows progress team has made in LGBTQ community
Two men are getting married at Dodger Stadium in a ceremony that underlines how the Dodgers are fixing a fractured relationship with LGBTQ community.
How Anthony Rizzo became Cubs’ core player of the decade
Theo Epsteins first significant trade as Cubs boss landed Anthony Rizzo 10 years ago this week.
Report: Alex Rodriguez, Michael Kay to host alternate ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ broadcast for ESPN
Alex Rodriguez and Yankees play-by-play man Michael Kay will reportedly host an alternative “Sunday Night Baseball” broadcast for ESPN this season.
AP source: Mets hiring hitting coach Chávez away from Yanks
The New York Mets are set to hire Eric Chávez as hitting coach, luring him away from the crosstown Yankees as the team begins to put together a staff under new manager Buck Showalter