Category: MLB

Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association met for a fifth straight day of bargaining Friday in Jupiter, Fla., and although the two sides remain far apart on a number of issues, there were signs of progress.
According to a league source, the…

The first seven days of Tommy White’s college career will go down as one of the best debut weeks in college baseball history.
The freshman first baseman homered twice — including a fourth-inning grand slam — and drove in six runs in No. 9 North Carol…

CLEVELAND — Kenny Lofton is one of those names that people reflect on and wonder, “How did he get eliminated from the Hall of Fame ballot after just one year?”
Lofton roamed center field for 17 seasons. While he bounced around later in his career, pla…

Baseball players and owners took a first step toward salvaging opening day, nearing agreement Friday on an amateur draft lottery during lockout negotiations that included a one-on-one between Rob Manfred and Tony Clark.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — D-backs prospect Corbin Carroll draws rave reviews from the organization not just for his work on the field, but also for the way he studies and thinks about the game of baseball.
One thing not on Carroll’s mind these days as he pa…

Major League Baseball has canceled additional spring training games as the league’s lockout of the players continues.

The latest news on MLBs lockout and a timeline of negotiations between the league and players union to this point.

SURPRISE, Ariz. — Rangers first base prospect Blaine Crim spent his winter the same way he spends most of his year — playing baseball.
But this winter was different. After a successful season playing with High-A Hickory and Double-A Frisco, Crim and …

After undergoing shoulder surgery last year, Corbin Carroll is ready to show the Arizona Diamondbacks he is the same player he was before the injury.