Max Scherzer and Toronto Blue Jays agree to $3 million, 1-year deal: source
Max Scherzer has signed a one-year, $3 million contract to return to the Toronto Blue Jays for the upcoming MLB season.
Shohei Ohtani joins Samurai Japan, eager for batting practice on the field
Shohei Ohtani has joined Samurai Japan and is keen to participate in batting practice ahead of upcoming exhibition games.
Shohei Ohtani Returns, Joins Samurai Japan, Focuses on Designated Hitter Role in the Tournament
Shohei Ohtani has returned to Japan to join the national baseball team, Samurai Japan, for the World Baseball Classic, where he will focus exclusively on playing as a designated hitter.
Tommy Pham speaks out against Gavin Newsom over controversial SAT score comments
MLB free agent Tommy Pham criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom for comments regarding SAT scores that some perceived as racially insensitive.
Hanshin concludes spring training camp with nine MVPs selected by manager Fujikawa
The Hanshin Tigers ended their spring training camp in Okinawa, with manager Kyuji Fujikawa selecting nine players as MVPs as they aim for their first consecutive league title.
Munetaka Murakami Experiences Cultural Immersion: Words from Yuki Ishikawa
Japanese baseball player Munetaka Murakami is adjusting to his first year in the MLB with the Chicago White Sox, facing various cultural challenges and achieving success on the field.
Angels owner Arte Moreno draws MLBPA criticism after saying fans don't prioritize winning
Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno faced backlash from the MLB Players' Association after suggesting that winning is not a top priority for fans attending games.
Relationship with Brother's Wife Exposed โ Sports Executive Fired
Tony Clark has resigned from his position as executive director of the MLB Players Association due to an inappropriate relationship with his brother's wife.
Shohei Ohtani Returns to Japan, Says He'll Participate in WBC if Mike Trout Joins
Shohei Ohtani wraps up his final practice session with the Dodgers before heading to Japan to join the Samurai Japan team for the upcoming World Baseball Classic (WBC).
Yuki Matsui of the Padres withdraws from WBC due to lower body issue during camp
Yuki Matsui, a pitcher for the MLB's San Diego Padres, has withdrawn from the upcoming World Baseball Classic (WBC) due to a left hip issue reported during his training camp in Arizona.
American Dream on the Way: He is Venezuelan and at only 11 years old has already secured a million-dollar contract to live in the U.S.
An 11-year-old Venezuelan boy, David Basabe, has made headlines after reportedly securing a pre-agreement worth 1.8 million dollars with the Philadelphia Phillies, making him the youngest player to achieve such a milestone in Major League Baseball (MLB).
Bill Mazeroski, legend of the Pittsburgh Pirates and member of the MLB Hall of Fame, dies at 89
Bill Mazeroski, the legendary second baseman of the Pittsburgh Pirates and an MLB Hall of Famer, has passed away at the age of 89.
Who is the center fielder for Samurai Japan? The responsibility of using Seiya Suzuki, who is not in his usual position
The article discusses the challenges and performances of Japanese baseball players, particularly Seiya Suzuki, during the MLB spring training and ahead of the World Baseball Classic.
MLB star Bryce Harper wants more fighting in baseball: 'If you want to go, you want to go'
Bryce Harper advocates for more fighting in baseball, viewing it as a way to address tensions on the field.
The luxury paradise of Ronald Acuรฑa Jr. in Venezuela: this is the baseball player's house that shines in Major League Baseball
Venezuelan baseball player Ronald Acuรฑa Jr. showcases the luxury and privacy of his lavish home in La Sabana, Venezuela, designed for family comfort.
MLB would implement robot umpire for the 2026 season
The Mexican Baseball League plans to adopt an Automated Ball-Strike System for the 2026 season to align with Major League Baseball.
Why Star Players Choose the Dodgers: Achieving a Rare Feat Accomplished by Only Two Teams in the Past
The Los Angeles Dodgers are actively preparing for the 2026 season, with star players such as Mookie Betts and Kyle Tucker emphasizing confidence through preparation and sharing the ambitious goal of a historic third consecutive World Series title.
Athlete Salaries in America: Messi Earns Much Less than Basketball, Baseball, and American Football Stars
Recent data reveals that Lionel Messi's salary is significantly lower than top players in other American sports, such as basketball and American football.
San Diego Padres designate Mexican player Tirso Ornelas for assignment
Tirso Ornelas, after an 8-year journey in the Minor Leagues, has been designated for assignment by the San Diego Padres to make room for pitcher Griffin Canning during spring training.
Bo Jackson criticizes modern MLB's home run obsession in relation to batting average
Bo Jackson critiques the modern MLB's focus on home runs at the expense of batting averages, highlighting how players are compensated heavily for low averages as long as they can hit for power.
MLB players union boss resigns over inappropriate relationship with sister-in-law: report
MLB Players Association head Tony Clark resigned amid investigations into financial improprieties and an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law.
MLB players union boss expected to resign amid federal probe: reports
Tony Clark, executive director of the MLB Players Association, is expected to resign amid a federal investigation into alleged financial improprieties.
Aaron Judge admits early frustration in team's offseason: 'We're the New York Yankees'
Aaron Judge expresses frustration over the Yankees' lack of significant offseason moves, emphasizing the team's need to improve as they prepare for the next season.
MLB All-Stars react to Dodgers' massive $400 million payroll for 2026 season: 'I f---ing love it'
MLB All-Stars express admiration for the Los Angeles Dodgers' significant $400 million payroll as they aim for a third consecutive World Series title in the 2026 season.
Why Josรฉ Altuve Will Not Play in the 2026 World Baseball Classic with Venezuela
Josรฉ Altuve will miss the 2026 World Baseball Classic as requested by his MLB team, the Houston Astros, to focus on spring training.
25-Year-Old Shota Morishita Who Doesn't Miss Opportunities Talks to Someone for Two Consecutive Days
25-year-old Shota Morishita seeks hitting advice from former MLB star Hideki Matsui during Japan's Samurai team training camp.
Shohei Ohtani was hungry for victory; this tournament has it all with the Dodgers
The Los Angeles Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani began the spring training camp eager for success after winning the World Baseball Classic with Japan.
Bad Bunny offered to pay for Carlos Correa's insurance to play in the World Baseball Classic
Bad Bunny expressed his desire to pay for Carlos Correa's insurance so he could participate in the World Baseball Classic for Puerto Rico.
Will the ball and strike challenge system be used in the MLB Mexico City Series 2026?
Major League Baseball is set to implement the Automated Ball Strikes (ABS) system in 2026, but it will not be used in the upcoming Mexico City Series.
Shohei Ohtani: It's Honestly Difficult to Be a Two-Way Player at the WBC, He Says on Camp Opening Day
Shohei Ohtani reflects on the challenges of being a two-way player at the World Baseball Classic (WBC) during the opening day of camp, expressing his enthusiasm for the upcoming tournament and focusing on health and preparation.
Tomoyuki Sugano, who chose the number '11', impresses American coach with his performance again
Tomoyuki Sugano, now with the Rockies, began his camp in Scottsdale, Arizona, showcasing his skills and expressing relief over his recent contract with the team.
The MLB approves the use of ABS, the review of balls or strikes; this is how it works
The MLB has approved the implementation of the Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS) for the 2026 season, allowing players to challenge umpire calls on balls and strikes.
Phillies release Nick Castellanos despite $20 million owed amid reported camp absence controversy
The Philadelphia Phillies have released outfielder Nick Castellanos ahead of the 2026 season amid controversies regarding his absence from camp and the team's desire to save on his $20 million contract.
The King of Sports Returns with Two Friends! MLB Returns to Televisa for 3 Years
Major League Baseball will return to Mexico's Televisa, allowing fans to watch games on three different platforms starting in the 2026 season.
Mets star Francisco Lindor faces potential surgery that could threaten Opening Day availability
New York Mets star shortstop Francisco Lindor is facing evaluation for potential hamate bone surgery, which could jeopardize his availability for Opening Day.
Sadness in American Baseball: Terence Gore, World Series Champion, Dies at Age 34
Terence Gore, a World Series champion and notable MLB player, tragically died at the age of 34 during what was supposed to be a routine medical procedure.
Three-time World Series champion Terrance Gore dead at 34
Terrance Gore, a three-time World Series champion with the Kansas City Royals, has passed away at the age of 34.
Former MLB player Yasiel Puig found guilty of obstruction, lying to federal investigators
Yasiel Puig, a former MLB outfielder, has been found guilty of obstruction and lying to federal investigators in a federal gambling case.
Guardians' Emmanuel Clase accused of rigging pitches in dozens of games
Cleveland Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase faces allegations of rigging pitches in 48 games to benefit bettors, as detailed in a newly filed document.
Tigers ace Tarik Skubal wins record-breaking $32M in arbitration: reports
Detroit Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal has set a new arbitration salary record by winning $32 million this season, surpassing his team's proposed salary of $19 million.
Tigers, Framber Valdez agree to three-year deal: reports
The Detroit Tigers have signed free-agent pitcher Framber Valdez to a three-year contract worth $115 million, enhancing their rotation alongside Tarik Skubal.
World Series hero, Tigers great Mickey Lolich dead at 85
Mickey Lolich, celebrated for his pivotal role in the 1968 World Series with the Detroit Tigers, has passed away at the age of 85.
Mickey Lolich has died, a baseball legend of Croatian descent
Mickey Lolich, a left-handed pitcher who led the Detroit Tigers to a World Series championship in 1968 and was named MVP of that historic final, passed away at the age of 85.
Does Trevor Bauer return to Diablos Rojos? Video excites fans about the pitcher's possible return
Speculation about former MLB pitcher Trevor Bauer potentially returning to the Diablos Rojos in the Mexican Baseball League grows after he shares a video from a local stadium.
Seibu's Kosei Takahashi Celebrates His 29th Birthday: 'This Year I Have Many Feelings'
Kosei Takahashi of the Saitama Seibu Lions celebrated his 29th birthday, reflecting on his strong desire to help his team win as he continues to entertain hopes of playing in the Major Leagues.
Mets agree to deal with All-Star Bo Bichette after missing out on Kyle Tucker: reports
The New York Mets have signed All-Star Bo Bichette to a three-year, $126 million contract after failing to acquire Kyle Tucker.
Dodgers sign star outfielder Kyle Tucker to $240M contract: reports
Kyle Tucker has signed a four-year, $240 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, becoming one of the highest-paid players in baseball history.
Diamondbacks acquire 8-time All-Star Nolan Arenado from the Cardinals in big move
The Arizona Diamondbacks have traded for eight-time All-Star Nolan Arenado from the St. Louis Cardinals, sending minor-league pitcher Jack Martinez and receiving cash considerations to offset his contract.
Pirates great Dave Giusti, who starred in teamโs 1971 World Series run, dead at 86
Dave Giusti, a former MLB pitcher known for his contributions to the Pittsburgh Pirates' 1971 World Series championship, has passed away at the age of 86.
Due to doping suspicion: German baseball professional Kepler banned for 80 games
German baseball player Max Kepler has been banned for 80 games due to doping suspicion after testing positive, putting his career in the MLB at risk.