Category: MLB

2022 has just begun, and nobody knows how many future MLB superstars will be born worldwide this year. But we can take this time to look back at all birth years in the sport’s history to see what the ‘22 babies will be up against. If you’ve ever wonder…

Elian Soto, Juan Soto’s younger brother, donned full Mets gear in a workout video posted to his social media accounts. The caption read: ‘Are you ready for what’s coming this year?’

So-so time management, some embarrassment and finding calm in the chaos: Here’s how Katie Woo’s first year on the Cardinals beat went.

The Reds were pretty good, until they weren’t. And now uncertainty is the only sure thing about the road ahead.

Without any baseball activity during the lockout, there is plenty of time for all involved parties to resolve toward improvements in 2022.

In a lengthy interview with The Times, Max Scherzer clears the air on how the Dodgers utilized him in the playoffs, saying it didn’t lead to him signing with the Mets.

Today, as we wind down the final days of a difficult year, we take a look back at the baseball people we lost in 2021. Names are listed in alphabetical order by last name. Baseball is lessened by their absence.
Hank Aaron (1934). Hammerin’ Hank Aaron, …

It was 47 years ago, New Year’s Eve of 1974, that baseball changed forever. That was the day that Jim “Catfish” Hunter left the Oakland A’s after an arbitrator named Peter Seitz ruled that the A’s had violated Hunter’s contract by not paying him money …